Motto and Title

Motto

Motto noun - A favorite saying of a sect or political group.

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Title and motto are semantically related In some cases you can use "Title" instead a noun "Motto".

Title noun - A word or combination of words by which a person or thing is regularly known.

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Motto and title are semantically related in caption topic. Sometimes you can use "Motto" instead a noun "Title".

Nearby Words: titled, titular, titling

old	old motto	old title
full	full motto	full title
similar	similar motto	similar title
common	common motto	common title
Other adjectives: appropriate, current, original, true, proper, accurate, simple, actual, entire, real, big, main, new, national, former, royal, official, different, said.

Upon finishing a playthrough, you get the possibility to watch it in the "Replay Mode", like if it was a drama or an OVA (hence the series' title and motto).The Yarudora series are well known for their compelling storylines, developed characters, and their high number of Endings.

Source: Visual Novel / Yarudora
The motto's English translation became the title of a later movie: The World Is Not Enough.

Source: Pretentious Latin Motto
In James Pond: Underwater Agent, the motto on the MGM-like title screen is Vita Canis Est, which is dog-Latin for "life's a bitch."

Source: Pretentious Latin Motto

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