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confessor

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun confessor has 2 senses
  1. confessor - a priest who hears confession and gives absolution
    --1 is a kind of
    priest
    Derived form: verb confess3
  2. confessor - someone who confesses (discloses information damaging to themselves)
    --2 is a kind of
    communicator
    Derived forms: verb confess2, verb confess1

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Confessor

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Noun

Sense 1:

A person who confesses their sins or wrongdoings to a clergy member in the Christian religion.

Sample Sentence:

Mary felt a great sense of relief after talking to the confessor and confessing her mistakes.

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Sense 2:

A historical term for an official of an emperor or king who acted as a secretary, advisor, or counselor.

Sample Sentence:

The confessor faithfully served the king, providing wise counsel and assisting with administrative tasks.

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Sense 3:

A person who hears the confession of another, especially in a psychotherapeutic setting.

Sample Sentence:

As a compassionate confessor, Dr. Johnson patiently listened to his patients' deepest secrets and helped them find resolution.

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Sense 4:

A popular local dessert known as "confessor" originating from a specific region or culture.

Sample Sentence:

If you ever visit our town, you must try the delicious confessor, a traditional treat adored by locals.

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