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ninjitsu

 

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Noun ninjitsu has 1 sense
  1. ninjutsu, ninjitsu - the traditional Japanese method of espionage; involves stealthy movements and the use of camouflage
    --1 is a kind of martial art

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Ninjitsu

Definition:

Ninjitsu refers to the traditional Japanese martial art and tactics of the ninja, emphasizing stealth, camouflage, espionage, and guerrilla warfare.

Senses:

1. Noun - Martial Art:

In its primary sense, ninjitsu is a noun that denotes the traditional martial art practiced by the ninja. It involves a combination of physical combat techniques, stealth, and unconventional warfare strategies.

Related product: Ninjitsu training equipment

Example Sentence:

He dedicated years of his life to mastering the art of ninjitsu.

2. Noun - Skills or Techniques:

Ninjitsu can also refer to the specific skills, techniques, or tactics associated with the ninja, such as disguise, evasion, sabotage, and espionage.

Related product: Ninjitsu guide books

Example Sentence:

The ninja used his ninjitsu to silently infiltrate the enemy's hideout.

3. Adjective - Popular:

As an adjective, ninjitsu can describe something that is currently trendy or widely popular.

Example Sentence:

The new video game became ninjitsu overnight, attracting millions of players globally.

4. Adjective - Local:

When used as an adjective, ninjitsu can describe something related to or associated with a specific locality or region, especially in Japan.

Example Sentence:

The restaurant served delicious sushi with a ninjitsu twist, adding local ingredients for a unique flavor.

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