Synonyms for judo
ˈdʒu doʊju·do

Princeton's WordNet

1. judonoun

   a sport adapted from jujitsu (using principles of not resisting) and similar to wrestling; developed in Japan

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1. • Martial Art
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1. Patrick Fepulea’i:

   Samoa has 11 athletes who have qualified to compete at the Olympic Games, of these three are based in Samoa( all members of weightlifting team), two are based in Australia( boxing team), four are based in New Zealand( sailing and canoeing team), one in the U.S.( athletics) and one already in Japan( judo).

2. The IJF:

   Judo sport is based on a strong moral code, including respect and friendship, to foster solidarity and we will not tolerate any discrimination, as it goes against the core values and principles of our sport.

3. Majlinda Kelmendi:

   People say,' I just can't imagine you doing judo or being so aggressive or winning something -- you are so quiet,'.

4. Erika Miranda:

   It's a tough challenge but it's not impossible, judo is one of the sports that must weigh in with medals if we are to finish in the top 10. But when you prepare, you are confident and I am confident we will do well.

5. Ney Wilson:

   Pressure is a positive form of productivity, we say judo is the flagship of Brazilian sport, that's because we're confident in the work we've done and we use this in a positive form, not to pressure the athlete to win but to prepare them to beat their opponents.