Motto is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MOTTO in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a short expression representing a principle
• a short sentence or phrase chosen as encapsulating the beliefs or ideals of an individual, family, or institution
• a phrase which recurs throughout a musical work and has some symbolical significance
• saying expressing an ideal or rule of conduct
• A sentence, phrase, or word, forming part of an heraldic achievment.
• A sentence, phrase, or word, prefixed to an essay, discourse, chapter, canto, or the like, suggestive of its subject matter; a short, suggestive expression of a guiding principle; a maxim.
• a favorite saying of a sect or political group
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a short expression of a guiding principle

Words related to MOTTO

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Words that contain MOTTO

mottos8 mottoed10 mottoes9

How to use MOTTO in a sentence

• Your eyes open and your pockets closed is my motto.
• The motto means inside of us as well as places where we live.
• But as for my unlearned Friends, if they cannot relish the Motto, I take care to make Provision for them in the Body of my Paper.
• In that motto is the secret of all that he is to his countrymen.
• Better lose a couple of days than a couple of regiments is his motto, and a wise motto it is.
• We appropriate the motto, but we do not profess to appropriate it in the same sense as Coleridge appropriated it.
• As was customary, Lydia chose the class motto for her subject and sweated inordinately to find something to say.
• The motto in the Upper Library Hall, where the ceremony of Graduation takes place.
• He had taken for his motto, GOD AND THE PEOPLE, and believed in no other powers.
• Commerce with all nations, alliance with none, should be our motto.
• The King had a favorite book of philosophy, and one motto which he had learned in his youth recurred to him.
• Very little reflection, however, is needed to expose the absurdity that is found in the second part of the motto.
• This is the motto of all persons sincerely disposed to embrace the cross of the anti-slavery enterprise.
• My motto is to leave the best for the last, so Master Paul will retain his seat.
• As for their motto, it only goes back to the sixteenth century.
• We both have the same motto and are trying to help, so it would not be anything really new, except that we could have a badge to remind us, and have meetings together sometimes.
• She could see by the way he talked that he was a conservative, and this was the motto inscribed upon her own silken banner.
• Corruption for one part, force for the other, then, is their motto.
• That is the motto we must bring with us out of this war.
• Without great exaggeration, it might be called the motto of humanity, everywhere, at all times.
• The following lines here quoted, are the motto of it, taken from the poem.
• I think this better than any motto more personally addressed to the King himself than to his high kingly office.
• But the motto will return, in major to be sure, and tempered in mercy.
• My motto was that every one should have at least a high-school education and a trade.
• It consists of a number of carefully executed pictures, each accompanied by a motto, a verse of poetry set to music, with a prose text.
• Fair play and no favour was his motto, quarter-inch thick was his gauge, railway speed his practice.
• To create an individuality in class spirit, loyalty and enthusiasm, the class shall have an emblem, a motto and a color.
• One thing was certain, the club motto must be lived up to bravely.

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