self-confession (Meaning)

self-confession

open acknowledgment

No weak antonyms found.

The suspect's self-confession provided irrefutable evidence of their guilt.
The self-confession came as a shock to the investigators, who had no prior suspicions.
The defendant's self-confession revealed a complex and disturbing motive for the crime.
The prosecutor skillfully used the self-confession to dismantle the defense's case.
The self-confession was a turning point in the trial, as it shattered the defendant's credibility.
Despite the self-confession, the jury hesitated to convict without additional corroborating evidence.
The man's self-confession was a desperate attempt to gain sympathy and avoid further punishment.
The therapist encouraged the patient to make a self-confession in order to process their trauma.
The writer's self-confession in their autobiography revealed their innermost thoughts and feelings.
The church encouraged its members to make regular self-confessions as a form of spiritual cleansing.

open acknowledgment

insistence, confession,admission, acknowledgement, concession,assertion, claim, acknowledgment, declaration, avowal

rejection, denial,disavowal, disclaimer, renouncement, disallowance, nonadmission, recantation,repudiation,

The suspect's self-confession provided irrefutable evidence of their guilt.

The self-confession came as a shock to the investigators, who had no prior suspicions.

The defendant's self-confession revealed a complex and disturbing motive for the crime.

The prosecutor skillfully used the self-confession to dismantle the defense's case.