Definition of father confessor in English:

father confessor

noun

1A priest who hears confessions and gives absolution and spiritual counsel.
the Father Confessor of the convent
Example sentencesExamples
- Unfortunately, she had not been four months in the monastery, when she fell in love with her father confessor.
- I told him that it was better to be honestly married than to continue to live as the priests, even our father confessors, wanted us to do.
- Nathella said, ‘I can take you to a father confessor this afternoon.’
- Mother Marie wants to rejoin them, but the Father Confessor in effect forbids her.
- Shortly before the dissolution the Father Confessor of the nuns, Richard Reynolds, was executed for not accepting the King's supremacy.
- There are candles to be lit, and hassocks to kneel on, and a series of wooden cabinets each labelled with the name of a father confessor.
- The Queen had him licensed by the Archbishop of Canterbury as her father confessor.
- In due course he too can be found employing an Augustinian father confessor.
- The Jesuit Father, Caussin, was the father confessor of King Louis XIII.
1. 1.1 A person, typically an older man, to whom one confides private matters.
  he is the chief policy adviser and father confessor to the prime minister
  Example sentencesExamples
  To be a successful agent, you need to be a father confessor, able to empathise with players when necessary, but also able to dispense tough advice they don't want to hear.
  Budd has become the father confessor for hundreds of people who are convinced they have been abducted by aliens.
  As he makes me do another set of weights, standing by and offering me words of encouragement or reproach, his role is as drill sergeant, father confessor and friend.
  He's a magnificent character - part poet, part intellectual, part cop, but also part father confessor.
  Small, dapper, and strident, he is a combination arrogant professor, soulful father confessor, and hysterical drill instructor.
  He acted as father confessor and sympathetic listener to most of the players and officials, and everyone knew and respected him.
  He became a infallible scientist, a friend, a father confessor and a confidant, by using truths, half-truths and outright falsehoods.
  I was, if I may say so, her father confessor in many ways.
  For many of the kids, he's their teacher, mentor, counsellor and father confessor.
  He wasn't their confidant or father confessor; he was their boss.

Definition of father confessor in US English:

father confessor

noun

1A priest who hears confessions and gives absolution and spiritual counsel.
Example sentencesExamples
- I told him that it was better to be honestly married than to continue to live as the priests, even our father confessors, wanted us to do.
- Unfortunately, she had not been four months in the monastery, when she fell in love with her father confessor.
- The Jesuit Father, Caussin, was the father confessor of King Louis XIII.
- Mother Marie wants to rejoin them, but the Father Confessor in effect forbids her.
- Shortly before the dissolution the Father Confessor of the nuns, Richard Reynolds, was executed for not accepting the King's supremacy.
- The Queen had him licensed by the Archbishop of Canterbury as her father confessor.
- In due course he too can be found employing an Augustinian father confessor.
- Nathella said, ‘I can take you to a father confessor this afternoon.’
- There are candles to be lit, and hassocks to kneel on, and a series of wooden cabinets each labelled with the name of a father confessor.
1. 1.1 A person, typically an older man, to whom one confides private matters.
  he was growing tired of acting as the father confessor to every student
  Example sentencesExamples
  He wasn't their confidant or father confessor; he was their boss.
  To be a successful agent, you need to be a father confessor, able to empathise with players when necessary, but also able to dispense tough advice they don't want to hear.
  Small, dapper, and strident, he is a combination arrogant professor, soulful father confessor, and hysterical drill instructor.
  He became a infallible scientist, a friend, a father confessor and a confidant, by using truths, half-truths and outright falsehoods.
  Budd has become the father confessor for hundreds of people who are convinced they have been abducted by aliens.
  As he makes me do another set of weights, standing by and offering me words of encouragement or reproach, his role is as drill sergeant, father confessor and friend.
  He's a magnificent character - part poet, part intellectual, part cop, but also part father confessor.
  He acted as father confessor and sympathetic listener to most of the players and officials, and everyone knew and respected him.
  I was, if I may say so, her father confessor in many ways.
  For many of the kids, he's their teacher, mentor, counsellor and father confessor.

单词	father confessor
释义	Definition of father confessor in English: father confessor noun 1A priest who hears confessions and gives absolution and spiritual counsel. the Father Confessor of the convent Example sentencesExamples Unfortunately, she had not been four months in the monastery, when she fell in love with her father confessor. I told him that it was better to be honestly married than to continue to live as the priests, even our father confessors, wanted us to do. Nathella said, ‘I can take you to a father confessor this afternoon.’ Mother Marie wants to rejoin them, but the Father Confessor in effect forbids her. Shortly before the dissolution the Father Confessor of the nuns, Richard Reynolds, was executed for not accepting the King's supremacy. There are candles to be lit, and hassocks to kneel on, and a series of wooden cabinets each labelled with the name of a father confessor. The Queen had him licensed by the Archbishop of Canterbury as her father confessor. In due course he too can be found employing an Augustinian father confessor. The Jesuit Father, Caussin, was the father confessor of King Louis XIII. 1.1 A person, typically an older man, to whom one confides private matters. he is the chief policy adviser and father confessor to the prime minister Example sentencesExamples To be a successful agent, you need to be a father confessor, able to empathise with players when necessary, but also able to dispense tough advice they don't want to hear. Budd has become the father confessor for hundreds of people who are convinced they have been abducted by aliens. As he makes me do another set of weights, standing by and offering me words of encouragement or reproach, his role is as drill sergeant, father confessor and friend. He's a magnificent character - part poet, part intellectual, part cop, but also part father confessor. Small, dapper, and strident, he is a combination arrogant professor, soulful father confessor, and hysterical drill instructor. He acted as father confessor and sympathetic listener to most of the players and officials, and everyone knew and respected him. He became a infallible scientist, a friend, a father confessor and a confidant, by using truths, half-truths and outright falsehoods. I was, if I may say so, her father confessor in many ways. For many of the kids, he's their teacher, mentor, counsellor and father confessor. He wasn't their confidant or father confessor; he was their boss. Definition of father confessor in US English: father confessor noun 1A priest who hears confessions and gives absolution and spiritual counsel. Example sentencesExamples I told him that it was better to be honestly married than to continue to live as the priests, even our father confessors, wanted us to do. Unfortunately, she had not been four months in the monastery, when she fell in love with her father confessor. The Jesuit Father, Caussin, was the father confessor of King Louis XIII. Mother Marie wants to rejoin them, but the Father Confessor in effect forbids her. Shortly before the dissolution the Father Confessor of the nuns, Richard Reynolds, was executed for not accepting the King's supremacy. The Queen had him licensed by the Archbishop of Canterbury as her father confessor. In due course he too can be found employing an Augustinian father confessor. Nathella said, ‘I can take you to a father confessor this afternoon.’ There are candles to be lit, and hassocks to kneel on, and a series of wooden cabinets each labelled with the name of a father confessor. 1.1 A person, typically an older man, to whom one confides private matters. he was growing tired of acting as the father confessor to every student Example sentencesExamples He wasn't their confidant or father confessor; he was their boss. To be a successful agent, you need to be a father confessor, able to empathise with players when necessary, but also able to dispense tough advice they don't want to hear. Small, dapper, and strident, he is a combination arrogant professor, soulful father confessor, and hysterical drill instructor. He became a infallible scientist, a friend, a father confessor and a confidant, by using truths, half-truths and outright falsehoods. Budd has become the father confessor for hundreds of people who are convinced they have been abducted by aliens. As he makes me do another set of weights, standing by and offering me words of encouragement or reproach, his role is as drill sergeant, father confessor and friend. He's a magnificent character - part poet, part intellectual, part cop, but also part father confessor. He acted as father confessor and sympathetic listener to most of the players and officials, and everyone knew and respected him. I was, if I may say so, her father confessor in many ways. For many of the kids, he's their teacher, mentor, counsellor and father confessor.
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