Confessedly for Dummies

Confessedly is a word that we use to describe something that is openly acknowledged or admitted. It's like when you know you did something wrong and you admit it to your parents or to a teacher. For example, if you accidentally broke a vase in your house, you would confessedly tell your parents that it was you who broke it. It means being really honest about it and not trying to hide the truth. When we say something is confessedly true, it means that there is no doubt about it and everyone agrees that it is true.

Let me give you another example to help you understand. Imagine you made a really delicious cake and you want to share it with your friends. You called your friends and told them that you made a really tasty cake and you want them to try it. Your friends would come over to your house, taste the cake, and confessedly say, "Wow, this cake is amazing!" They are openly admitting and acknowledging that the cake is really tasty. So, when something is confessedly true, it is like everyone agreeing that the cake is delicious.

Now, sometimes confessedly can also mean when someone admits to doing something wrong or taking responsibility for their actions. Have you ever made a mistake and then confessed to it? Maybe you accidentally broke something and then you admitted it to whoever it belonged to. When we confess, we are taking ownership of what we did wrong. It's like saying, "I made a mistake and I'm sorry, but I want to be honest about it." So, when we say something is confessedly wrong, it means that someone has openly admitted and taken responsibility for their wrongdoings.

So, to sum it all up, confessedly means openly acknowledging or admitting something that is true, either in terms of being openly acknowledged as true or in terms of taking responsibility for a mistake or wrongdoing.