kamikaze
/kæmɪˈkɑːzi/Definitions
1. noun
A pilot in a Japanese plane during World War II who deliberately crashed into enemy targets.
“The kamikaze pilots were known for their bravery and sacrifice.”
2. noun
A person who behaves in a reckless and destructive manner, especially in a financial or business context.
“The company’s poor decisions made it act like a kamikaze, driving it to bankruptcy.”
3. noun
A type of extreme sports or activity, especially surfing or skiing, where the participant deliberately takes risks and pushes limits.
“The thrill-seeker was a kamikaze surfer, riding the biggest waves without a care.”
4. verb
To behave in a reckless and destructive manner, especially in a financial or business context.
“The company was accused of kamikazing into a debt crisis.”