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mottoes

Pronunciation: [ˈmɒtoʊz]

Word

Learn how to use mottoes in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “expression”

(noun) a short saying or phrase that tells people about the beliefs or goals of a person or group. It's like a little message that shows what is important to you.

Example

Many schools have a motto that inspires students, like 'Education is the key to success.'

Example

His motto didn’t reflect his actions, as he often went against what it stood for.

Example

What is your favorite motto that you live by?

Context: “creed”

(noun) a guiding principle or belief that someone follows. It helps people to remember what they aim for in life or in their work.

Example

Her motto is 'Never give up,' which motivates her every day.

Example

He often forgot his motto; he didn't seem to believe in 'honesty above all.'

Example

Do you have a personal motto that inspires you?

How to pronounce mottoes

Pronunciation: [ˈmɒtoʊz]

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