Prodesse Quam Conspici

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Prodesse Quam Conspici is a Latin phrase meaning "to accomplish rather than to be conspicuous," emphasizing the value of substance and service over outward display.

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Prodesse Quam Conspici canonical 1

Statements (28)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Latin motto
Latin phrase
alternativeTranslation to be of use rather than to be noticed
to do good rather than to be seen
associatedWith humility
modesty
practical usefulness
service
category Latin mottos
ethical maxims
emphasizes action over recognition
service over display
substance over appearance
usefulness over ostentation
language Latin
literalTranslation to accomplish rather than to be conspicuous
meaning than
to be seen
to be useful
to benefit
moralFocus doing good without seeking attention
partOf Prodesse Quam Conspici NERFINISHED
usedAs organizational motto
school motto
university motto
word1 prodesse
word2 quam
word3 conspici

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Miami University motto Prodesse Quam Conspici