“To proclaim one's principles” in Japanese
Short answer
To proclaim one's principles in Japanese is “振りかざす” (furikazasu). Full meaning: to raise (esp. overhead), to brandish (e.g. sword), to flourish; to wield (e.g. power, authority), to proclaim one's principles.
Other ways to say “To proclaim one's principles” in Japanese
振りかざし
furikazashi to raise (esp. overhead), to brandish (e.g. sword), to flourish; to wield (e.g. power, authority), to proclaim one's principles
振りかざさ
furikazasa to raise (esp. overhead), to brandish (e.g. sword), to flourish; to wield (e.g. power, authority), to proclaim one's principles
振りかざそ
furikazaso to raise (esp. overhead), to brandish (e.g. sword), to flourish; to wield (e.g. power, authority), to proclaim one's principles
振りかざせ
furikazase to raise (esp. overhead), to brandish (e.g. sword), to flourish; to wield (e.g. power, authority), to proclaim one's principles
振りかざそっ
furikazaso to raise (esp. overhead), to brandish (e.g. sword), to flourish; to wield (e.g. power, authority), to proclaim one's principles
振りかざそふ
furikazasou to raise (esp. overhead), to brandish (e.g. sword), to flourish; to wield (e.g. power, authority), to proclaim one's principles
振りかざそう
furikazasou to raise (esp. overhead), to brandish (e.g. sword), to flourish; to wield (e.g. power, authority), to proclaim one's principles
振りかざしゃ
furikazasha to raise (esp. overhead), to brandish (e.g. sword), to flourish; to wield (e.g. power, authority), to proclaim one's principles
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