preconfess
/prɪkənˈfes/; /priːˈkɒnfɛs/Definitions
1. verb
to reveal one’s guilt or intention of committing a crime before being formally accused or charged
“The suspect preconfessed to the crime, hoping for a lighter sentence.”
1. verb
to reveal one’s guilt or intention of committing a crime before being formally accused or charged
“The suspect preconfessed to the crime, hoping for a lighter sentence.”