Creeds: meaning, definitions and examples
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creeds
[ kriːdz ]
belief system
Creeds are formal statements of the beliefs or principles that are important to a particular group or organization. They are often used in religious contexts to outline the core tenets of faith.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- Members of the church recite the creed together during Sunday services.
- The creed of the political party emphasizes equality and social justice.
personal conviction
Creeds can also refer to personal beliefs or convictions that guide an individual's actions and decisions. These creeds are often deeply held and shape a person's worldview.
Synonyms
belief, conviction, philosophy
Examples of usage
- She lives by the creed of honesty and integrity in all her dealings.
- His creed of hard work and perseverance has led to his success.
Translations
Translations of the word "creeds" in other languages:
🇵🇹 credos
🇮🇳 मूल सिद्धांत
🇩🇪 Glaubensbekenntnisse
🇮🇩 keyakinan
🇺🇦 віросповідання
🇵🇱 wyznania
🇯🇵 信条
🇫🇷 croyances
🇪🇸 creencias
🇹🇷 inançlar
🇰🇷 신조
🇸🇦 المعتقدات
🇨🇿 vyznání
🇸🇰 vyznania
🇨🇳 信条
🇸🇮 veroizpovedi
🇮🇸 trúarjátningar
🇰🇿 сенімдер
🇬🇪 რწმენა
🇦🇿 inanc
🇲🇽 creencias
Etymology
The word 'creed' originated from the Latin word 'credo', which means 'I believe'. Creeds have been used throughout history in various religious traditions to articulate the core beliefs of the faith. Over time, the term has also come to encompass personal beliefs and values that individuals hold dear.
See also: creed.