"Sumo" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Sumo" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Sumo" Meaning

Sumo is a style of professional wrestling or sport from Japan that originated in the 16th century. It is traditionally performed in a circular ring called a "dohyo" by two or more wrestlers, known as "rikishi", who are trying to force their opponent out of the ring or make them touch the ground. The sport is known for its strong cultural and spiritual significance in Japan, with the largest sumo tournament, called the "Honbasho", held annually in Tokyo.

"Sumo" Examples

Usage Examples of Sumo


The two wrestlers from Japan were scheduled to compete in the sumo tournament in Tokyo this weekend.
Sumo wrestling requires a great deal of strength, technique, and skill to master.
The documentary on the Japanese sumo wrestling culture highlights the rituals and customs involved in the sport.
After achieving his highest rank, Kaito decided to retire from sumo wrestling and pursue a career in teaching.
The sumo championship is one of the most prestigious tournaments for professional wrestlers.

Note: This word can be used as a noun, referring to the sport or its participants, or as an adjective, describing something large or oversized.

"Sumo" Similar Words

Summonable

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Capable of being summoned or called upon.

Summoned

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Called for the purpose of attendance or appearance, typically in an official or formal context.

Summoner

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A person skilled in wireless telegraphy or radio communication, especially a person who operates a radio transmitter or receiver and communicates with other people using Morse code.

Summoning

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The act of asking or commanding someone or something to appear or come, especially from a distant place. It can also refer to the act of calling upon a supernatural force, spirit, or entity to appear or exert its power. In various contexts, it can also mean the act of bringing someone or something into being, existence, or activity.

Summons

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A formal notice or command to appear at a specific time and place, typically in a court of law or for a formal inquiry.

Summonsed

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Summonsed is not a word in English language.

Summonses

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Sumner

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Sumner can refer to:<br><br>1. Sumner (unit) - a unit of time equal to 60 seconds.<br>2. Sumner (name) - a surname of English and Scottish origin.<br>3. Sumner (department store) - a now-defunct American department store chain.<br>4. Sumner County: <br> - Sumner County, Kansas, USA<br> - Sumner County, Tennessee, USA<br> - Sumner County, Utah, USA<br><br>A notable person:<br>- Charles Sumner (1811–1874), American politician and abolitionist.<br>- John Sumner (1904-1990), English footballer.<br>- John Bird Sumner (1780-1862), English churchman and Archbishop of Canterbury.<br>- Langston Hughes's poem "Sumner" was praising him.

Sumoist

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A sumoist is a slang term that refers to someone who is obsessed with or excessively enthusiastic about the sport of sumo wrestling.

Sumoylate

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The word "sumoylate" is a verb that means to modify or regulate the activity of a protein by adding a small ubiquitin-like modifier, specifically a small ubiquitin-like modifier protein, or SUMO.

Sumoylation

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Sump

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A depression in the ground that collects a flood of water when a sewer or other system is stopped up.

Sumps

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Sumpter

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Sumptuary

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Having to do with luxurious or elegant living; concerned with the regulation of luxury, especially in dress and food.<br><br>Example: "Sumptuary laws were introduced to regulate the luxurious attire of the nobility."<br><br>Synonyms: luxurious, opulent, extravagant.

Sumptuosity

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Extravagance or luxuriousness, typically in a way that is considered excessive or ostentatious.