mottoes
plural ofmotto
Examplesofmottoes
mottoes
This relationship was reflected in the designmottoesemployed by many of the competing architects.
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I gather it went in more for action than formottoes.
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But when it comes to distinguishing between violentmottoescarried by different individuals, that is another matter.
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These are not simply themottoesof the moment.
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I do not like slogans andmottoes, but that one seems to express in excellent terms the present situation.
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It is one of themottoesof the retail trade, for example, that "the customer is always right".
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Perhaps some of us may re-read the countymottoesdealing with service to mankind.
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One of ourmottoesused to be to the effect that our chief industries were copper, fish and tin.
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Two of my personalmottoes, for reasons which may not be obvious, are 'small is beautiful' and 'size does not matter'.
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I, too, have studied themottoesof the mover and seconder.
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It seems to me you could not have two more aptmottoes, one for a bureaucracy and the other for democracy searching after truth, freedom and justice.
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The invention of new printing processes made the pre-printing ofmottoesand bookmarks on the perforated paper possible.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The fact that these nationalmottoesappear on the edge has caused some conservative commentators to decry the designs.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.He is intensely proud of his industrial working class upbringing and one of his favouritemottoesis better a broken nose than a bended knee.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Upon nearly half the medieval jetons which survive piousmottoesare found and often pious devices.
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- Maldivian
- male
- male actor
- male ancestor
- male applicant
- male athlete
- male attendant
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- male audience
- male authority
- male bonding
- male-bonding
- male calf
- male character
- male chauvinism
- male-chauvinism
- male chauvinist
- male-chauvinist
- male choir
- male clerks
- male colleague
- male companion
- male contestant
- male counterpart