ronin
/ˈroʊnɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A member of the masterless samurai in feudal Japan, or a person who has left their job or position, often with a sense of disillusionment or disconnection.
“The young artist became a ronin after being rejected from several galleries.”
2. noun
In some contexts, a ronin can also refer to a wandering or freelance swordsman.
“The ronin roamed the countryside, taking on various missions for a fee.”
3. adjective
Describing something or someone as disconnected, aimless, or without direction.
“The ronin lifestyle can be very appealing, but it’s not always practical.”