1. Plural of bushido; the code of honor and conduct followed by samurai in feudal Japan, emphasizing loyalty, discipline, and martial skill.
Usage: Often used in historical or cultural contexts; May refer to multiple instances or interpretations of the code

Examples

• The samurai followed strict bushidos that governed every aspect of their lives.
• Different clans had their own variations of bushidos passed down through generations.
• Modern martial arts practitioners study the bushidos to understand traditional Japanese warrior philosophy.
• The film explored how bushidos influenced the decisions of feudal lords and their retainers.
• Historians debate the extent to which bushidos were formalized before the Edo period.