Another word for avowal

The act of admitting to something

• confession

  1. A statement of religious beliefs, esp. as held by a Christian church, usually longer than a creed
  2. An admission of guilt, esp. formally in writing, as by a person charged with a crime
  3. An avowal of belief in the doctrines of a particular faith; a creed.

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  1. A statement of religious beliefs, esp. as held by a Christian church, usually longer than a creed
  2. An admission of guilt, esp. formally in writing, as by a person charged with a crime
  3. An avowal of belief in the doctrines of a particular faith; a creed.

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• admission

  1. (--- Law) A statement against one's personal interests that can be used as evidence in a law case.
  2. The right to enter or be accepted:
  3. A voluntary acknowledgment of a fact or truth; a concession:

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  1. (--- Law) A statement against one's personal interests that can be used as evidence in a law case.
  2. The right to enter or be accepted:
  3. A voluntary acknowledgment of a fact or truth; a concession:

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• acknowledgment

  1. Recognition of the authority or claims of
  2. (Law) The formal avowal of an act before a legally empowered officer, such as a judge or notary public, to ensure that the act will be legally recognized.
  3. An acknowledging or being acknowledged; admission; avowal

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  1. Recognition of the authority or claims of
  2. (Law) The formal avowal of an act before a legally empowered officer, such as a judge or notary public, to ensure that the act will be legally recognized.
  3. An acknowledging or being acknowledged; admission; avowal

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