Pronunciation: /kriːd/
noun a system of beliefs, principles, or opinions
A1 My creed is to always be kind to others.
A2 The company's creed emphasizes honesty and integrity.
B1 The school's creed promotes diversity and inclusivity.
B2 She lives by the creed of working hard and never giving up.
C1 The political leader's creed is to always put the needs of the people first.
C2 His personal creed includes principles of compassion, empathy, and justice.
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A1 I creed to always be kind to animals.
A2 She creeds to never give up on her dreams.
B1 The team creed to work together to achieve their goals.
B2 He creeds to always treat others with respect.
C1 The company creed to prioritize customer satisfaction above all else.
C2 As a leader, she creeds to always lead by example.
adjective not applicable
A1 My creed belief is to always be kind to others.
A2 The company has a creed policy of honesty and transparency.
B1 The team follows a creed code of conduct in the workplace.
B2 The organization's creed values include integrity and respect.
C1 His creed principles guide him in making important decisions.
C2 The artist's work reflects his personal creed philosophy.
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A1 She believed in her creed strongly.
A2 He followed his creed faithfully.
B1 The company operates according to a strict creed.
B2 The creed of the organization is to always put customers first.
C1 His creed of honesty and integrity set him apart in the business world.
C2 The political leader's creed of equality and justice inspired many followers.
pronoun not applicable
A1 My creed is to always treat others with kindness.
A2 Her creed is to never give up, no matter how difficult the situation.
B1 Their creed emphasizes the importance of honesty and integrity in all actions.
B2 The company's creed is to provide exceptional customer service at all times.
C1 His creed as a leader is to always lead by example and inspire others to do their best.
C2 The organization's creed is centered around promoting equality and diversity in the workplace.
preposition not applicable
A1 My creed is to always be kind to others.
A2 Her creed of honesty and integrity guides her actions.
B1 The company's creed of customer satisfaction is evident in their policies.
B2 His creed as a leader is to always lead by example.
C1 The politician's creed of social justice drives his policies.
C2 The organization's creed of inclusivity and diversity shapes its culture.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I believe in the creed that all people are equal.
A2 She follows the creed of always being honest.
B1 The company's creed emphasizes teamwork and collaboration.
B2 His personal creed includes living life to the fullest and never giving up.
C1 The political party's creed outlines their core beliefs and values.
C2 The organization's creed promotes diversity, inclusion, and sustainability.
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