Motto

/ˈmɒtoʊ/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A phrase or slogan expressing the guiding principle or ideals of an individual, group, or organization, often used in legal entities to embody core values.
    The corporation's motto was prominently displayed in its official seal.

Forms

  • motto
  • mottoes
  • mottos

Commentary

In legal drafting and organizational law, a motto serves as a symbolic expression rather than a legally binding clause.

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