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aikido
Aikido is characterized by its non-aggressive philosophy, distinguishing it from combat-oriented martial arts like karate or judo. It emphasizes harmony and the preservation of the opponent's safety, often described as the way of unifying energy. This makes it as much a spiritual or philosophical practice as a physical one.
As a proper noun referring to a specific discipline, it is typically treated as an uncountable noun. One does not usually refer to multiple aikidos unless discussing different styles or schools of the art.
Meanings
Examples
I started practicing aikido to improve my balance and focus.
Do you think aikido is more effective for self defense than karate?
He has been studying aikido for ten years and finally earned his black belt.
The philosophy of aikido emphasizes harmony over conflict.
The philosophy of aikido emphasizes harmony over conflict.
I wonder if I can find a local dojo that teaches aikido.
My brother takes aikido classes every Tuesday night.
Aikido allows the practitioner to neutralize an attack without using brute force.
Aikido allows the practitioner to neutralize an attack without using brute force.
She wore a traditional hakama for her aikido demonstration.
She wore a traditional hakama for her aikido demonstration.