aikido

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aikido

A student practices aikido in the dojo.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A Japanese martial art: Aikido is a modern Japanese martial art that focuses on using an opponent's own force and momentum against them. It emphasizes joint locks, throws, and pins, and is known for its philosophical principles of harmony and non-resistance.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • She has been practicing aikido for over ten years.
    • The dojo offers classes in aikido and meditation.
    • Aikido techniques are designed to neutralize aggression without causing serious injury.
Advanced Usage
  • "The principles of aikido": Refers to the underlying philosophy and strategies of the martial art, which often extend beyond physical technique to concepts of conflict resolution.
    • He applies the principles of aikido to his business negotiations.
Variants and Related Words
  • Aikidoka (n): A practitioner of aikido.
    • As an experienced aikidoka, she demonstrated the technique flawlessly.
Synonyms
  • Martial art: A general term for systems of combat and self-defense, such as karate or judo.
Related Phrases
  • Take ukemi in aikido: Refers to the art of receiving a technique, such as a throw or pin, safely through rolling or breakfalling.
    • Learning to take ukemi properly is fundamental in aikido.
aikido

A student practices aikido in the dojo.

Noun
  1. a Japanese martial art employing principles similar to judo