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123everton | 10:29 Sat 10th Apr 2010 | Phrases & Sayings
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"Creedic", to define someone by their creed.
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next meaning to be a bit flustered, where does the phrase.....
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Don't think so, but I have seen "creedisist" used, though I think that's a shibboleth as well...
13:43 Sat 10th Apr 2010
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creedal is.
13:44 Sat 10th Apr 2010
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have you really?
13:46 Sat 10th Apr 2010
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Some definitions please, creedal may work in the context I'm writing it.
Thanks.
13:47 Sat 10th Apr 2010
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not on dictionary.com
13:49 Sat 10th Apr 2010
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creedal - of or relating to creed.
13:49 Sat 10th Apr 2010
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Bless you Tony, do you need a hanky? lol
13:51 Sat 10th Apr 2010
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Better than green sleeves. lol
13:56 Sat 10th Apr 2010
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As Cupid suggests above, the adjective from creed is creedal, though credal - with only one letter 'e' - is also acceptable. There is no ....ic form.
14:38 Sat 10th Apr 2010
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Thanks all.
14:58 Sat 10th Apr 2010

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