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The meaning of Fesses

Fesses – definition

noun

An ordinary in the form of a broad horizontal stripe across the middle of the shield.

Usage examples:

The family arms were; ‘argent, a fess between six crosslets fitchee sable.’
verb

Confess; own up.

Usage examples:

‘fess up,’ she demanded. ‘what were you doing in peter's private office?’
phrasal verb

To tell the truth or say that you are responsible; confess

Usage examples:

How can we force the president to fess up and accept responsibility for his behavior?

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坦白

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Gesteht

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고백하다

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Исповедуется

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Confiesa

Word origin

early 19th century: shortening of confess.

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