own (up to) (Meaning)

own (up to)

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I own up to my mistake and will take responsibility for it.
The suspect was asked to own up to their involvement in the crime.
The company's leadership needs to own up to its failures and make amends.
It's important to own up to your actions, both good and bad.
She owned up to her part in the project's success.
The boy owned up to breaking the window and promised to pay for the damage.
The politician refused to own up to the scandal and denied any wrongdoing.
We all have our own strengths and weaknesses, and it's important to own up to both.
The team owned up to its defeat and vowed to work harder for the next match.
It takes courage to own up to your mistakes, but it's the right thing to do.

admit, agree, acknowledge,confess, concede, announce, reveal, fess (up), tell, confirm

negative,deny, veil, repudiate, disallow, reject, refute, dispute, conceal, cover (up)

I own up to my mistake and will take responsibility for it.

The suspect was asked to own up to their involvement in the crime.

The company's leadership needs to own up to its failures and make amends.

It's important to own up to your actions, both good and bad.