CREDO


Meaning of CREDO in English

ˈkrē(ˌ)dō, ˈkrā(- noun

( -s )

Etymology: Middle English, from Latin, I believe, 1st person singular present indicative of credere

1. often capitalized

a. : a confession of faith said or sung in Christian liturgies

b. : a choral setting of the Apostles' Creed or the Nicene Creed

2. : a strongly held or frequently affirmed belief or conviction ; especially : a generality or system adopted as a guide to action or achievement : tenet , doctrine

an artist's credo

a credo of usefulness to society

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