motto English

Meaning motto meaning

What does motto mean?

motto

— noun a favorite saying of a sect or political group

Synonyms motto synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as motto?

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slogan

catchword

maxim

watchword

saying

proverb

aphorism

adage

saw

dictum

byword

shibboleth

precept

epigram

device

word

wishing speech

ways

slogans

sentence

rallying cry

printed

principles

phrase

oration

legend

golden saying

gnome

formula

expression

epigraph

encouraging speech

emblem

devise

chant

catchphrase

catch phrase

axiom

Topics motto topics

What do people use motto to talk about?

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  adage aphorism byword cliché dictum epigram expression idiom motto phrase proverb saying slogan watchword

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Saying, proverb

• What words refer to a saying used by someone to express their beliefs?
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Examples motto examples

How do I use motto in a sentence?

Simple sentences

One for all, and all for one, this is our motto.

Do you have a motto?

Movie subtitles

What an astonishing motto.

Safety first, that's my motto.

Do I have to have a motto?

It was my motto.

That is my motto.

Of being the chance that gives each sister the text that will be her motto all year?

That's the motto. My company's marching again.

Isn't that our motto?

Billy Reed's motto in work or play.

I don't think you've got a motto for what my kind of trouble is.

You remember his motto?

Never say die, that's my motto.

That's my family's motto.

Hit 'em where they live-that's my motto.

Indeed, I do not. My motto has always been, nu desparemdum.

Anything to oblige a cop, that's my motto.

It has been the motto of my house for more than 450 years.

And it is only fitting perhaps that, as the House of Torlato-Favrini comes to its end, our motto will never be more to the point.

That's the family motto.

Stay put, that's my motto.

My family motto.

That's Mr. Webster's motto?

Helpful lays are my motto.

Home's the motto.

Our motto is, the guest is always right.

Our motto is.

Make it your motto.

Our motto.

Since happiness and wealth have become your motto.

My motto now is duck and kowtow.

Maybe I should follow your motto. Duck and kowtow.

That's my motto.

The motto is mine.

Crave neighbors is their motto.

My motto?

News and current affairs

In our cynical age, many might scoff at such an old-fashioned motto (or, indeed, at the power of any motto or slogan).

Relax, the Fund will bail us out: seems to be the motto.

I took the con side of the debate: Google does not violate its motto.

The motto was simple: Germany gives and profits in turn.