Come clean
/kʌm kliːn/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To confess and tell the truth after having concealed it.
- After being questioned for hours, he finally came clean about his involvement in the scheme.
- It's time for you to come clean about what really happened at the meeting.
- She decided to come clean to her parents about breaking the vase.
- He knew he had to come clean about his grades before the report card arrived.
- The politician came clean about his mistake in the interview.
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