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credo
This term carries a weight of solemnity and conviction, often implying a non-negotiable foundation for one's identity or organizational culture. While it overlaps with "belief," a credo is more structured and prescriptive, serving as a guiding compass rather than a simple opinion.
In secular contexts, it frequently appears in corporate mission statements or personal philosophies to signal a commitment to specific ethics. In religious contexts, it refers to a formalized liturgy or a specific declaration of faith, distinguishing it from general spirituality through its codified nature.
Meanings
Examples
The company credo emphasizes customer satisfaction above all else.
I need a personal credo to keep me grounded during this crisis.
Their professional credo is to never leave a teammate behind.
The monk recited the ancient credo with deep devotion.
What is your credo when it comes to leadership?
What is your credo when it comes to leadership?
She lived her life according to a strict moral credo.
The group shared a common political credo that drove their activism.