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Meanings of watchword in English
Portuguese
grito de guerra Catalan
crit de guerra Usage of watchword in English
1
Law and order, with the major emphasis on order, is his watchword.
2
Despite four home defeats in the past month, the watchword is calm.
3
After he took office, the watchword of the new regime was compassion.
4
Patience, not aggression, has been the watchword of law enforcement ever since.
5
To think and to suffer became the watchword of the whole nation.
6
At this moment Chaereas asked him for the watchword of the night.
7
Innovation again became a watchword in all aspects of the company's operations.
8
The people will not arm if abolition is to be the watchword.
9
I like the watchword of the MPCC: to leave the light on.
10
Conservation is the watchword of the new surgery, to save whenever possible.
11
Wanton destruction and not spoliation, common in war tactics, was their watchword.
12
Its watchword is unity in diversity such as 'Abdu'l-Bahá Himself has explained.
13
Discipline was his watchword, and he endeavoured to maintain it by severity.
14
Not blind following where instinct leads, but modification, must be the watchword.
15
Mary opened, directly: it was the watchword agreed upon with George Douglas.
16
IN the shadowy world of compromised telephony, eternal vigilance is the watchword.
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