When you admit that you did something wrong and are willing to take the consequences, you might say: “It was my fault and I’m willing to ________.”
| OWN UP TO IT | 8 |
| TAKE THE BLAME | 8 |
| FESS UP | 5 |
| APOLOGIZE | 4 |
| TAKE THE CONSEQUENCES | 4 |
| TAKE WHAT’S COMING TO ME | 4 |
| FACE THE MUSIC | 3 |
| FACE UP TO IT | 3 |
| TAKE MY MEDICINE | 3 |
| TAKE THE RAP | 3 |
| PAY THE PIPER | 2 |
| PAY THE PRICE | 2 |
| ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY | 1 |
| ACCEPT THE BLAME | 1 |
| ADMIT IT | 1 |
| COME CLEAN | 1 |
| CREDIT | 1 |
| FACE THE CONSEQUENCES | 1 |
| MAKE AMENDS | 1 |
| OWN UP | 1 |
| PAY THE PENALTY | 1 |
| PUNT | 1 |
| TAKE THE RESPONSIBLITY | 1 |
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