Definition of “credo”

Usage examples

• Working out why, although my professional credo , was less important than acting on this.

  Vanessa Jones, THE KINDEST USE A KNIFE (2002)

• Never able to build a base of his own, he learnt to survive by just one credo : to be at the right place at the right time.

  India Today (1996)

• Because this is the clearest expression we are likely to have of the aesthetic credo of the most important artist since World War II.

  The Australian (2004)

• Now this politician, who has turned the attainment of the average into a credo , is running Europe's biggest economy.

  Independent (1999)

• A credo which demands the richer get richer and sod the rest.

  Will Buckley, THE MAN WHO HATED FOOTBALL (2004)