hari-kari Sentence Examples
- The samurai ended his life through the honorable ritual of hari-kari.
- Hari-kari was a form of ritual suicide practiced by samurai who had lost their honor.
- The samurai performed hari-kari with a short sword called a tanto.
- The tradition of hari-kari persisted in Japan until the 19th century.
- In modern usage, hari-kari is sometimes used as a metaphor for self-destruction.
- The act of hari-kari is often portrayed in Japanese films and literature.
- Samurai would often choose hari-kari over capture or surrender.
- Hari-kari was not only limited to samurai, but also to other classes of people in feudal Japan.
- The concept of hari-kari has been adopted into other cultures, such as Chinese and Korean.
- Hari-kari was a complex and multifaceted ritual with both religious and social significance.
hari-kari Meaning
hari-kari
suicide sense 1b, ritual suicide by disembowelment practiced by the Japanese samurai or formerly decreed by a court in lieu of the death penalty
Synonyms & Antonyms of hari-kari
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FAQs About the word hari-kari
suicide sense 1b, ritual suicide by disembowelment practiced by the Japanese samurai or formerly decreed by a court in lieu of the death penalty
homicide, murder, self-murder, foul play,suicide, slaying, manslaughter, dispatch, rubout, killing
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The samurai ended his life through the honorable ritual of hari-kari.
Hari-kari was a form of ritual suicide practiced by samurai who had lost their honor.
The samurai performed hari-kari with a short sword called a tanto.
The tradition of hari-kari persisted in Japan until the 19th century.