The phrase "a complete confession" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a full and thorough admission of guilt or wrongdoing, often in a legal or personal context.
Example: "After hours of questioning, the suspect finally provided a complete confession, detailing his involvement in the crime."
Alternatives: "a full confession" or "an entire confession".
Taken together, Cassidy's three formal statements added up to a complete confession of felony murder, and they were later introduced against him at his trial for that crime.
"Maybe conditions will be set, but if there's going to be a confession worthy of the name it should be a complete confession," he said.
While traveling back to Virginia City, Yeager made a complete confession, naming the majority of the road agents in Plummer's gang, including Henry Plummer.
The album's title isn't just soppy; it refers to a criminal's complete confession to the police.
He is able to break rules, to receive the sacraments in spite of in complete confession, without the spiritual agonies and self accusations that torment Gerardo.
Later on the Sunday night that Ashcraft was being interrogated in the jail, a court reporter was summoned and he, according to the evidence, took down complete confessions of guilt given both by Ware and Ashcraft.
The BBC Philharmonic present illustrations and give a complete performance of "The Confession of Isobel Gowdie" conducted by the composer.
Whereas a confession is a complete acknowledgement of guilt in criminal proceedings, an admission is a statement of fact in either a civil or a criminal case.
http://t.co/Cx2mUkBa — LeMond (@LeMondHQ) 17 Jan 13 — ROBERT MACKEY While we are waiting for Lance Armstrong to complete the confession of all confessions, let us revisit some memorable occasions from the past when public figures went on television to express remorse (or not) for things they did.
Inwardly and who knew better?—things were a bit more complicated: A psychologically complete and honest confession of life, on the other hand, would require so much indiscretion (on my part as well as on that of others) about family, friends, and enemies, most of them still alive, that it is simply out of the question.
— things were a bit more complicated: A psychologically complete and honest confession of life, on the other hand, would require so much indiscretion (on my part as well as on that of others) about family, friends, and enemies, most of them still alive, that it is simply out of the question.
