bushido
/ˈbuːʃɪdoʊ/
noun
- A traditional Japanese code of honor and conduct for samurai, emphasizing loyalty, courage, and self-discipline.
- Bushido taught samurai to value honor above all else.
- Many modern martial arts still follow the spirit of bushido.
- The principles of bushido include loyalty to one's lord and bravery in battle.
- A set of principles or values that guide a person's behavior with honor and integrity.
- He lived by his own personal bushido, always keeping his promises.
- Her bushido meant she never backed down from a challenge.
- The coach taught his team a kind of bushido, stressing respect and hard work.