confessional

Converse of object

• enter: How many times I felt embarrassed to enter the confessional and admit that I had said bad words and hit brother.

Adjective modifier

• collective: Instead of the delicious illicit tang of the betting shop or brothel it had the sanctimonious cultural cachet of a collective confessional!
• old: A ramp was built to allow disabled access to the center, and the new toilet facilities were converted from the old confessionals!

Modifies a noun

• sect: The left regards Marxism as adequate for a defining credo of some confessional sect.
• booth: During class, Rusty is invited into the confessional booth.
• lyric: The tone of these recordings is often bleak, with stripped down backing and confessional lyrics.
• tone: Veirs power lies in the confessional tone of the songs and in the sheer quality of melody and song writing.
• box: However, in the confessional box my sins are simple statements.
• background: The other comments you have made, are extremely distressing to all those concerned, from whatever confessional background.

Modifying Another Word

• almost: Ascending then descending chords and melody opened things nicely, a crooned vocal hinting at an intimate, almost confessional relationship.
• even: Feminist research then reads as partly informal, engagingly personal, and even confessional.
• very: This causes her friends to do all the talking in a very confessional way, with very interesting results.

Noun used with modifier

• dashboard: Dashboard Confessional are set to storm the music scene with their single ' Vindicated ' .
• part: I used it as part confessional, part exorcism.
• TV: Wonderful indeed that ideas and musings routinely associated with day-time TV confessionals should surface in little Libby.