1. in a manner relating to or characteristic of a confession or confessions; in the style or mode of confessing
Usage: often used in literary or religious contexts
2. in a way that pertains to a specific religious confession or denomination
Usage: used in religious or academic discourse

Examples

• The poet wrote confessionally about her personal struggles and family trauma.
• He spoke confessionally to the priest about his sins.
• The memoir is structured confessionally, with the author revealing intimate details throughout.
• Different Christian groups approach theology confessionally, each adhering to their own doctrinal traditions.
• She addressed the audience confessionally, admitting her past mistakes.
• The novel's narrator confessionally discloses her deepest fears and desires.