credo
ˈkreɪdoʊ
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Definition of credo - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
valueset of beliefs guiding a person or group
  • Her credo is to always tell the truth.
creed doctrine ethos
2.
religionRarereligious creed recited in church servicesRare
  • The choir sang the Nicene Credo during the service.
confession creed profession of faith
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Origin of credo

Latin, credo (I believe)

Examples of credo in a sentence

  • Their credo emphasizes community service above profit.
  • The congregation recited the Credo in unison.
  • During mass, the Credo is a central element.

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  1. French:crédo, Credo, ...
  2. German:Credo, Glaubensbekenntnis, ...
  3. Italian:credo, simbolo della fede, ...
  4. Spanish:credo, credo religioso, ...
  5. Portuguese:credo, credo religioso, ...
  6. Chinese:信条, 信经, ...
  7. Japanese:信条, クレド, ...
  8. Arabic:مَعْتَقَد, النِّصّ الإيماني, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֲנִי מַאֲמִין, קְרֵדוֹ, ...
  10. Russian:кредо, символ веры, ...
  11. Ukrainian:кредо, символ віри, ...
  12. Hindi:आस्था, धार्मिक सिद्धांत, ...

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