しゅ
Meanings
Noun
1. doctrine; rule; principle; -ism
Kanji used
(one's) master
justice
Pitch accent
しゅ
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Composed of
(one's) master; Lord; the main thing; the majority
morality; righteousness; meaning; teachings; doctrine; nonconsanguineous relationship (i.e. of in-laws)
Used in vocabulary (354 in total)
advocate (of a theory or principle); ideologist; -ist (i.e. adherent to a belief system); (arch.) socialist; (arch.) communist
communism; collectivism
merit system (as opposed to seniority); meritocracy; ability-ism
opportunism; double standards; timeserving; expediency
individualism; egoism; selfishness
one's principles and position
principle of laissez-faire
egoism; egotism; selfishness
(principle of) letting sleeping dogs lie; peace-at-any-price; don't rock the boat
spiritualism; idealism
humanism; humanitarianism
meritocracy; merit system
(doctrine of) anarchism
behaviorism; behaviourism; activism
empiricism; judging things from personal experience
jus sanguinis; principle that citizenship is determined by that of one's parents
nationalism; statism
illuminism; enlightenment
absolutism; despotism
nationalism; patriotism
bottom-up approach to management; on-the-spot decision-making; hands-on approach (policy, etc.)
voluntary singlehood (as a principle or creed); singlehood by choice
nationalism; extreme patriotism
familism; the treatment of society (an organization) as a family
(the principle of) nonresistance
Expressionism; representationalism
symbolism (19th-century artistic movement)
opportunism; double standards; timeserving; expediency
skepticism; scepticism
principle of living only for the moment
(principle of) letting sleeping dogs lie; peace-at-any-price; don't rock the boat
principles underpinning an agriculturally based economy
results-oriented approach; resultism; belief in results
intuitionism; intuitionalism
worship of the powerful
Nondenominationalism (a Japanese Christian group)
exclusivism; exclusionism
satanism; devil worship
spiritism; spiritualism
severe punishment policy; zero-tolerance policy; draconianism
antiforeignism; exclusionism; exclusivism; chauvinism
constitutionalism; rule of law; legalism
(Sun Yat-sen's) Three Principles of the People
big family principle; extended family policy
the Orient for the Orientals
Monroe Doctrine; Monroeism
(national) isolationism; isolation policy
Machism (philosophical ideas of Ernst Mach)
sectarianism; sectionalism
extremism; radicalism
collectivism (giving priority to a group rather than any individual member)
(principle of) letting sleeping dogs lie; peace-at-any-price; don't rock the boat
diversionary tactics; concealing one's true motives until the last moment
demerit system; points-off system
opportunism; expediency
separatism; secessionism
principle of reciprocity
nulla poena sine lege; no punishment without law
family-oriented way of life; family-first way of life; cocooning
gradualism; slow-and-steady policy
the principle of honorable death and no surrender
evangelicalism; evangelism
Islamism; political Islam; Islamic fundamentalism
anticommunism; anti-communism
moneymaking orientation
dictatorship; despotism
backward-looking philosophy (ideology); conservatism
policy favouring major powers; policy of great powers favorable only to themselves
egoism; love of self
governing by law and reason rather than by military force
governing by law and reason rather than by military force
principle of virtuous government; virtue as the principle of good government
classicism; primitivism
standardization; standardisation
the "three noes principle" of no drive, no interest, and no sense of responsibility; principle of indolence, indifference, and irresponsibility
experimentalism (philosophy, esp. Dewey); experientialism
principle of territorial jurisdiction
regionalism; sectionalism; localism
transcendentalism (literary style); Parnassianism
White Australia Policy (pre-1965 Australian immigration policy)
democracy (as propounded by Sun Yat-sen)
jus soli; (principle of) birthright citizenship
sectarianism; sectionalism
jus soli; (principle of) birthright citizenship
Neue Sachlichkeit (German art movement); New Objectivity
principle (or ideology) of international cooperation
flag state principle
the principle of see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil; the policy of "see-not, hear-not, and speak-not"
ultraconservative doctrine; ultraconservative policy
eudaemonism; eudemonism
the principle of pleasing everyone; make-everybody-happy policy
principle of nationality (according to which an offender should be tried in accordance with the law of his or her own country)
(principle of) self-sufficiency
cost basis; cost principle
ritualism; ceremonialism
slapdash approach; rough-and-ready method; speed-before-quality policy
laying low, awaiting one's chance
Islamism; political Islam; Islamic fundamentalism
White Australia Policy (pre-1965 Australian immigration policy)
policy of alignment with the United Nations; UN-centrism
tokenism; appearance for appearance's sake
first-to-invent principle (in patent law); first-to-invent system
principle of national self-determination
market price basis; market price principle
banking principle; banking doctrine
first-to-file principle (in patent law); first-to-file system
advocacy of consumer rights (product safety, accurate labelling, etc.); consumer activism; consumer advocacy; consumer spending; high levels of consumption
(belief in the desirability of) education by rote learning
creophagism; creophagy; carnism
currency principle; currency doctrine
ability-to-pay principle (of taxation)
social constructionism; social constructivism
strategy of close-quarters fighting
principle of nonalignment; nonalignment policy
retributivism; retributive justice; principle of punitive justice; belief that crimes deserve suitable punishment
retributivism; retributive justice; principle of punitive justice; belief that crimes deserve suitable punishment
philanthropinism; educational system established by J. B. Basedow
meritocracy; performance-based system; achievement-based system
(Sun Yat-sen's) Three Principles of the People
neo-romanticism; neoromanticism
archaism; pseudoclassicism
inclusionism; inclusivism
exclusionism; exclusivism
principle of being fair and just; fair and unbiased policy (unbiassed)
worship or admiration of Western cultures
Japanism; Japanese nationalistic ideological movement
Japanism; Japanese nationalistic ideological movement
Examples (10 in total)
We hold the same principles.
We must be loyal to our principles.
He remained steadfast to his principles.