Advanced as in let on Admit to a wrongdoing or take responsibility for something, as in confessing or acknowledging one's actions. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Own Up'
The manager decided to own up to the error and apologize to the client for the inconvenience caused.
The athlete decided to own up to using performance-enhancing substances and accepted the consequences.
The politician refused to own up to the scandal, leading to a loss of trust among the constituents.
After a long silence, Emily gathered the courage to own up to her feelings for her best friend.
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