shrift

IPA: ʃrˈɪft

noun

  • The act of going to or hearing a religious confession.
  • Confession to a priest.
  • (obsolete) Forgiveness given by a priest after confession; remission.
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Examples of "shrift" in Sentences

  • I get that feeling too, shrift...
  • You're such a good writer, shrift.
  • I'm shrift, except without the ex.
  • These points are given short shrift.
  • Even the definition gets short shrift.
  • Otherwise it will receive short shrift.
  • Give in to the doc side of the force, shrift.
  • Who may need to right on Stela by Hieroglyphs and 'demotic' shrift in ones
  • I think there's something in Shrift's or Sue's post that is getting read as one long word.
  • To give short shrift to any of these three facets of communication is to tear apart the fabric of dialogue.

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