creed — a system of religious belief; a faith
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a system of religious belief; a faith
Pronunciation (IPA): /kriːd/
Korean meaning: 신조, 신념, 종교적 믿음 체계
Korean pronunciation: **크**리드
Example Sentences
- My coffee shop's creed is simple: 'No Wi-Fi, talk to each other instead.'
- The company's environmental creed guides all their business decisions.
- Her creed of 'sleep is for the weak' lasted exactly until finals week.
creed
NOUN//kriːd//
a system of religious belief; a faith
Worshippers gather to practice their shared creed in peaceful devotion
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Plant the seed of creed, and feed your faith indeed
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Origin
라틴어 'credo(나는 믿는다)'에서 유래. 기독교 초기 신앙고백에서 시작되어 '믿음의 체계'라는 의미로 확장되었다.
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“My coffee shop's creed is simple: 'No Wi-Fi, talk to each other instead.'”
“The company's environmental creed guides all their business decisions.”
“Her creed of 'sleep is for the weak' lasted exactly until finals week.”
“Different cultures may have varying creeds about family values.”
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