Chop
Strike
Strike verb - To deliver a blow to (someone or something) usually in a strong vigorous manner.
Usage example: the driver of the car behind me applied his brakes too late and struck my car from the rear
Chop and strike are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Chop" instead the word "Strike" as a verb or a noun.
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In fact authentic Judo does teach the "judo chop" (called tegatana ate, 'hand-blade strike') but it is not allowed in competition judo.
Source: Calling Your Attacks - Whitman eventually gets himself stupidly killed trying to strike up a conversation with two undead samurai guardians, in English - the only Japanese word he knows is the one for "queen", which triggers the fanatical guards and they chop him to pieces.
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