national motto
Official patriotic phrase
A national motto is an official phrase or slogan representing a country's identity, values, or aspirations.
The United States adopted "In God We Trust" in 1956; France's is "Liberté, égalité, fraternité." National mottos appear on currency, official seals, and government buildings, serving as symbolic expressions of national character.
- originsPoints where things start
- patriotismDevotion to one's homeland
- constitutionInherent physical or structural makeup
- multiculturalismCoexistence of diverse traditions
- unityWholeness through cohesion
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- national symbolsemblem, state flag, anthem, coat of arms, bald eagle
- patriotismlove of country, patriotism, flag waving, Fourth of July, allegiance
- AmericanaAmerican flag, Fourth of July, bald eagle, Thanksgiving, apple pie
- catchphrasescatchphrase, why so serious, cowabunga, good grief, yabba dabba doo
- symbolssymbols, runes, symbol, asterisks, glyph
- official sealspresidential seal, Great Seal, state seals, state seal, government seals
national mottonational anthem
Official patriotic composition
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