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猜疑心（さいぎしん） Meaning: Suspicious mind; tendency to suspect others’ intentions Nuance: Deep-rooted mistrust, often toward everyone or in social settings Example: 　猜疑心が強いと、人間関係がうまくいかなくなる。　(If you’re overly suspicious, it ruins relationships.) 2. 疑念（ぎねん） Meaning: Doubt; a lingering sense that something isn’t right Nuance: Intellectual or emotional hesitation Example: 　彼の説明にはどうしても疑念が残る。　(There’s still a lingering doubt about his explanation.) 3. 疑心暗鬼（ぎしんあんき） Meaning: Paranoia; suspecting everyone and everything Nuance: Classic idiomatic phrase used for extreme mistrust Example: 　一度裏切られてから、彼は疑心暗鬼になった。　(After being betrayed once, he became paranoid.) 4. 不信感（ふしんかん） Meaning: Feeling of distrust; lack of faith in someone or something Nuance: Used in professional, political, or personal relationships Example: 　その発言で、彼に対する不信感が一気に高まった。　(That comment really increased the feeling of distrust toward him.) 5. 警戒心（けいかいしん） Meaning: Sense of alertness or caution Nuance: A subtle, protective form of distrust; being on guard Example: 　初対面では誰でも多少は警戒心を持つものだ。　(Everyone is a little cautious when meeting someone new.) 6. 腹黒い（はらぐろい） Meaning: Two-faced; secretly malicious Nuance: When you suspect someone hides bad intentions Example: 　見た目は優しそうだけど、ちょっと腹黒いかもしれない。　(They seem nice, but might be hiding something.) 7. 裏切り者（うらぎりもの） Meaning: Betrayer; traitor Nuance: Very strong word, used when someone has broken trust Example: 　信じてたのに、あんな裏切り者だったとは…。　(I trusted them, but they turned out to be a traitor…)

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目立ちたがり屋（めだちたがりや） Meaning: Someone who always wants to stand out Nuance: Commonly used, but with a playful or slightly critical tone Example: 　彼はどこにいても注目されたい目立ちたがり屋だ。　(No matter where he is, he always wants to be the center of attention.) 2. 構ってちゃん（かまってちゃん） Meaning: A person who constantly seeks attention or care Nuance: Casual/slang term, often used for someone needy or overly emotional Example: 　SNSで毎日つぶやいてるのは、ちょっと構ってちゃんっぽいね。　(Posting every day on social media like that feels a bit needy.) 3. 虚栄心（きょえいしん） Meaning: Vanity; desire to show off or appear impressive Nuance: Indicates an internal need to be admired or praised Example: 　彼の行動には虚栄心が見え隠れする。　(You can sense a bit of vanity behind his actions.) 4. 自己顕示欲（じこけんじよく） Meaning: Desire to flaunt oneself or be recognized Nuance: Formal and sharp word used in critical or psychological contexts Example: 　彼女の発言には強い自己顕示欲が感じられる。　(Her comments show a strong desire for self-display.) 5. ひけらかす Meaning: To show off (one’s knowledge, status, etc.) Nuance: Often used when someone is flaunting something unnecessarily Example: 　英語力をひけらかすのは逆効果かもしれない。　(Showing off your English might backfire.) 6. ちゃっかり者（ちゃっかりもの） Meaning: A person who takes advantage of situations for personal gain Nuance: Not overt attention-seeking, but someone who always finds a way to be seen or benefit Example: 　あの人はいつもちゃっかり目立つポジションにいる。　(That person always somehow ends up in the spotlight.) 8. アピール過多（あぴーるかた） Meaning: Excessive self-promotion or self-appeal Nuance: A modern, slightly humorous way to say someone is trying too hard to stand out Example: 　履歴書がアピール過多で逆に怪しまれるかも。　(The resume is so over-the-top it might actually seem suspicious.)

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1. 義理堅い（ぎりがたい） Meaning: Dutiful; loyal to obligations and respectful of others’ kindness Nuance: Someone who never forgets favors or help and repays them sincerely Example: 　彼はとても義理堅くて、一度助けてくれた人には必ず恩返しをする。　(He’s deeply loyal—he always repays anyone who has helped him.) 2. 感涙（かんるい） Meaning: Tears of gratitude or deep emotion Nuance: Evokes deep appreciation that brings someone to tears Example: 　仲間の支えに感涙した。　(I was moved to tears by the support of my friends.) 3. 慮る（おもんばかる） Meaning: To thoughtfully consider others’ feelings or situations Nuance: A person who shows genuine empathy and foresight for others Example: 　彼女はいつも他人を慮って行動する、優しい人です。　(She’s the type who always acts with others’ feelings in mind—so kind.) 4. 温厚（おんこう） Meaning: Gentle and kindhearted; calm and generous Nuance: Describes a person whose presence feels warm and respectful Example: 　彼の温厚な性格は、誰とでもうまくやっていける理由だ。　(His gentle character is why he gets along with everyone.) 5. 感服（かんぷく） Meaning: Deep respect or admiration; to be truly impressed Nuance: Strong appreciation for someone’s actions, time, or effort Example: 　彼の努力と誠実さには感服する。　(I deeply admire his effort and sincerity.) 6. 礼節（れいせつ） Meaning: Courtesy and respectfulness Nuance: A person who behaves with etiquette and honors people’s presence and time Example: 　彼女はいつも礼節をわきまえているので、信頼されている。　(She’s always respectful and courteous, which earns her trust.) 7. 労い（ねぎらい） Meaning: Words or actions to show appreciation for someone’s hard work Nuance: Not just “thank you” but thoughtful recognition of effort Example: 　部下に労いの言葉をかけるのを忘れない上司。　(A boss who never forgets to show appreciation to their staff.) 8. 謙虚（けんきょ） Meaning: Humble and modest Nuance: A humble person naturally values others’ help and time Example: 　彼はとても謙虚で、人の助けにいつも感謝している。　(He’s very humble and always grateful for others’ help.)

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徹する（てっする） Meaning: To devote oneself completely; to be thorough Usage: Used to show dedication to follow through until the end Example: 　今回は裏方に徹して、全体がうまく回るようにします。　(This time I’ll fully commit to working behind the scenes to ensure things run smoothly.) 2. 成し遂げる（なしとげる） Meaning: To accomplish or carry through something significant Usage: For major goals or tasks that require perseverance Example: 　どんな困難があっても、必ずこのプロジェクトを成し遂げます。　(No matter the difficulties, I will see this project through to completion.) 3. 遂行（すいこう） Meaning: Execution or carrying out of a task/duty Usage: Often used in formal or business contexts Example: 　任務を遂行するためには、準備が重要です。　(To carry out this mission, preparation is essential.) 4. 完遂（かんすい） Meaning: Perfect or total completion Usage: For when something is carried through to flawless completion Example: 　計画を完遂するために、全員が協力した。　(Everyone cooperated to ensure the plan was completed perfectly.) 5. 実行（じっこう） Meaning: To put something into action or execution Usage: Common in both daily and formal usage Example: 　それはいいアイデアですが、実行しなければ意味がありません。　(That’s a good idea, but it means nothing unless we act on it.) 6. 手を打つ（てをうつ） Meaning: To take necessary steps or measures proactively Usage: Implies taking initiative to ensure completion or avoid failure Example: 　問題が起きる前に、早めに手を打つべきです。　(We should take measures before a problem arises.) 7. 抜かりなく（ぬかりなく） Meaning: Without oversight or slip-up; perfectly prepared Usage: Emphasizes thoroughness and avoiding mistakes Example: 　準備は抜かりなく進めてあります。　(Everything has been prepared perfectly, without any oversight.) 8. 確認済み（かくにんずみ） Meaning: Confirmed or checked Usage: Common in work or logistics to indicate follow-up has been completed Example：　全ての工程が確認済みですので、ご安心ください。　(All steps have been confirmed, so please rest assured.)

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1. 倦怠感（けんたいかん） Meaning: A sense of fatigue, weariness, or lack of energy Usage: Used in medical settings to express general physical exhaustion Example: 　最近、倦怠感がひどくて何もやる気が出ません。　(Lately, I’ve been feeling so fatigued I can’t get anything done.) 2. 寒気（さむけ） Meaning: Chills (shivering, often due to fever or cold) Usage: Indicates onset of fever or flu Example: 　熱はないけど寒気がします。　(I don’t have a fever, but I’m getting chills.) 3. 悪寒（おかん） Meaning: Intense, sudden chills usually signaling high fever or infection Usage: Stronger than 寒気; can feel like a cold shock Example: 　急に悪寒がして、体が震えました。　(I suddenly got chills and started shivering.) 4. 鼻づまり（はなづまり） Meaning: Nasal congestion (stuffy nose) Usage: Common cold or sinus-related issues Example: 　鼻づまりで息がしづらいです。　(It’s hard to breathe because of nasal congestion.) 5. 動悸（どうき） Meaning: Heart palpitations or irregular heartbeat Usage: Often related to anxiety, fatigue, or illness Example：　最近、少し歩いただけで動悸が激しくなります。　(Recently, I feel strong palpitations just from light walking.) 6. 息苦しさ（いきぐるしさ） Meaning: Shortness of breath / difficulty breathing Usage: Respiratory-related issues (e.g. asthma, anxiety, COVID-19) Example: 　マスクをしていると息苦しさを感じます。　(I feel short of breath when I wear a mask.) 7. 喉の違和感（のどのいわかん） Meaning: Discomfort or odd feeling in the throat Usage: Early symptom of cold, reflux, or allergies Example：　喉の違和感があって、話しにくいです。　(There’s a strange feeling in my throat; it’s hard to talk.) 8. 胃もたれ（いもたれ） Meaning: Indigestion or heavy stomach Usage: Common stomach issue, especially after greasy food Example: 　夕食のあと胃もたれがして気持ち悪いです。　(After dinner, I feel bloated and nauseous.)

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昇華（しょうか） Meaning: Sublimation — transforming negative emotions (regret, grief) into something meaningful or productive. Usage: Philosophical, artistic, or emotional growth. Example: 失恋の痛みを芸術に昇華した。 (I sublimated the pain of heartbreak into art.) 2. 吹っ切れる（ふっきれる） Meaning: To break free mentally or emotionally; to get something off your chest. Usage: Informal but common in conversations about personal closure. Example: やっと過去のことが吹っ切れた。 (I finally got over the past.) 3. 清算（せいさん） Meaning: Settling emotional accounts or ending something unresolved. Usage: Often used when ending relationships or letting go of the past. Example: 全てを清算して新しい人生を始めたい。 (I want to settle everything and start a new life.) 4. 整理（せいり） Meaning: To organize, put in order — physically or emotionally. Usage: Often used for “整理する気持ち” (sorting one’s emotions). Example: 心の中を整理する時間が必要だ。 (I need time to sort out my feelings.) 5. 割り切る（わりきる） Meaning: To accept something logically and move on without dwelling on emotion. Usage: Often used when people separate emotion from reason to cope. Example: 辛いけど、仕事だからと割り切った。 (It was painful, but I accepted it as just part of the job.) 6. 諦観（ていかん） Meaning: Acceptance through clarity; serene resignation. Usage: Deep, almost Buddhist idea of accepting what can’t be changed. Example: 諦観の境地に達したような表情だった。 (He had the look of someone who had reached a state of calm acceptance.) 7. 乗り越え（のりこえ） Meaning: Overcoming something, emotionally or mentally. Usage: Straightforward, but emotionally deep. Example: 後悔を乗り越えて前に進もう。 (Let’s overcome regret and move forward.) 8. 過去を断ち切る（かこをたちきる） Meaning: To sever ties with the past. Usage: Metaphorical phrase used for emotional release. Example：過去を断ち切らないと、新しい未来は始まらない。 (You can’t start a new future without cutting off the past.)

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悔恨 (かいこん) Meaning: Deep regret; remorse. Explanation: A strong and enduring feeling of regret for one’s actions or inactions. Example: 彼は過去の決断について悔恨の念を抱いている。 (He feels deep regret about his past decisions.) 2. 後悔 (こうかい) Meaning: Regret; repentance. Explanation: A general term for regret over a decision or action. Example: あの時、もっと勇気を出していればと後悔している。 (I regret not being more courageous at that time.) 3. 自責 (じせき) Meaning: Self-blame; guilt. Explanation: A feeling of guilt or regret stemming from blaming oneself. Example: 彼女を助けられなかった自責の念で、夜も眠れない。 (I can’t sleep at night because of the guilt of not being able to help her.) 4. 懊悩 (おうのう) Meaning: Mental anguish; deep regret. Explanation: A strong sense of inner turmoil caused by regret or indecision. Example: 彼は懊悩の末、自分の過ちを認めた。 (After much mental anguish, he admitted his mistake.) 5. 遺憾 (いかん) Meaning: Regret; unfortunate circumstances. Explanation: Often used in formal contexts to express regret over an incident or situation. Example: このような結果になったことは非常に遺憾です。 (It is deeply regrettable that things turned out this way.) 6. 慚愧 (ざんき) Meaning: Shame and remorse. Explanation: A profound feeling of shame or regret, often linked to moral reflection. Example: 彼の行動に対し、慚愧の念を抱かずにはいられない。 (I can’t help but feel shame and remorse for his actions.) 7. 失意 (しつい) Meaning: Disappointment; despondency. Explanation: The sorrow or regret felt after a failure or setback. Example: 失意の中で、彼は人生をやり直そうと決心した。 (In his despair, he decided to start his life over.) 8. 哀惜 (あいせき) Meaning: Grief mixed with regret; sorrowful remembrance. Explanation: A deep emotional response to loss or something cherished being gone. Example: 亡き友を思い、哀惜の念に駆られた。 (Thinking of my late friend, I was overcome with sorrowful remembrance.)

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1. 思考 (Shikou) - Meaning: thinking, thought process · 彼は新しいプロジェクトについて熟考している。 (Kare wa atarashii purojekuto ni tsuite jukkou shiteiru.) · Translation: He is pondering over the new project. 2. 考え事 (Kangaegoto) - Meaning: thinking, contemplation · 彼女は窓から外を眺めながら考え事をしていた。 (Kanojo wa mado kara soto o nagamenagara kangaegoto o shiteita.) · Translation: She was lost in thought while looking out of the window. 3. 思索 (Shisaku) - Meaning: contemplation, meditation · 彼は問題について深い思索に耽っている。 (Kare wa mondai ni tsuite fukai shisaku ni fukatteiru.) · Translation: He is deeply engaged in contemplation about the problem. 4. 考察 (Kousatsu) - Meaning: analysis, examination · この論文は新しい考察を提供しています。 (Kono ronbun wa atarashii kousatsu o teikyou shiteimasu.) · Translation: This paper provides new analysis. 5. 推理 (Suiri) - Meaning: reasoning, deduction · 彼は事件の真相を推理している。 (Kare wa jiken no shinsou o suiri shiteiru.) · Translation: He is deducing the truth behind the incident. 6. 洞察 (Dousatsu) - Meaning: insight, perception · 彼の洞察力は非常に鋭い。 (Kare no dousatsuryoku wa hijou ni surudoi.) · Translation: His insight is very sharp. 7. 考慮 (Kouryo) - Meaning: consideration, contemplation · 彼の提案は十分に考慮されています。 (Kare no teian wa juubun ni kouryo sareteimasu.) · Translation: His proposal has been carefully considered. 8. 分析 (Bunseki) - Meaning: analysis, examination · その報告書にはデータの詳細な分析が含まれています。 (Sono houkokusho ni wa deeta no shousai na bunseki ga fukumareteimasu.) · Translation: The report includes a detailed analysis of the data. 9. 検討 (Kentou) - Meaning: consideration, examination · 彼らは提案を検討するために会議を開催しました。 (Karera wa teian o kentou suru tame ni kaigi o kaisai shimashita.) · Translation: They held a meeting to consider the proposal.

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失望（しつぼう） – Disappointment (due to lost hope or expectation) Example: 試験に落ちて失望した。 I failed the exam and felt disappointed. がっかり – To feel let down or disappointed (casual) Example: 天気が悪くてがっかりした。 I was disappointed because the weather was bad. 落胆（らくたん） – Discouragement; loss of spirit Example: 彼の返事に落胆した。 I was discouraged by his reply. 無念（むねん） – Regret or frustration (often from an unfulfilled goal) Example: 試合に負けて無念だった。 It was frustrating to lose the match. 失敗（しっぱい） – Failure; mistake Example: 実験は失敗に終わった。 The experiment ended in failure. 悲しみ（かなしみ） – Sadness; sorrow Example: 彼の死は大きな悲しみだった。 His death was a great sorrow. 期待外れ（きたいはずれ） – Letdown; disappointment (from unmet expectations) Example: 映画は期待外れだった。 The movie was a letdown.

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突破（とっぱ） Meaning: Breaking through (an obstacle or limitation). Usage: Often used in sports, exams, emotional or career hurdles. Example: 難関を突破して、ようやく合格できた。 (I overcame the difficult barrier and finally passed.) 克服（こくふく） Meaning: Conquering or overcoming hardship, fear, illness, etc. Usage: Emotional or psychological struggle, often deep. Example: 長年のコンプレックスを克服できた。 (I was able to overcome a long-standing complex.) 乗り越える（のりこえる） Meaning: To get over; to overcome (emotional, physical, or situational hardship). Usage: Common and powerful word for moving past difficult phases. Example: どんな困難も一緒に乗り越えていこう。 (Let’s overcome any difficulty together.) 打開（だかい） Meaning: Breakthrough; resolution in a difficult or stagnant situation. Example: チームの協力で状況を打開できた。 (Thanks to the team’s support, we found a way out of the situation.) 完遂（かんすい） Meaning: Full accomplishment; seeing a mission through to the end. Usage: Formal and determined-sounding; strong commitment implied. Example: 任務を最後まで完遂する覚悟です。 (I’m determined to carry out the mission to the end.) 達成（たっせい） Meaning: Achievement; successfully completing a goal or task. Usage: Common in goals, resolutions, or overcoming measurable targets. Example: 今年の目標をすべて達成できた。 (I was able to achieve all my goals this year.) 克己心（こっきしん） Meaning: Spirit of self-conquest; the will to overcome your own limits. Usage: A more internal, philosophical word. Example: 克己心を持って日々努力することが大事だ。 (Having a spirit of self-conquest is key to daily growth.) やり遂げる（やりとげる） Meaning: To carry through; to finish something difficult to the end. Usage: Casual but powerful word for commitment to completion. Example: 最後までやり遂げた自分を褒めたい。 (I want to praise myself for seeing it through to the end.)

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. 鍛錬（たんれん） Meaning: Discipline through repeated practice or training. Usage: Often used for physical or mental fortitude — especially over time. Example: 毎日の鍛錬が自分を成長させる鍵だ。 (Daily discipline is the key to personal growth.) 精進（しょうじん） Meaning: Devotion to improvement; making earnest efforts. Example: 健康のために食生活を改善して、日々精進しています。 (I’m making steady efforts every day by improving my diet for better health.) 改善（かいぜん） Meaning: Continuous improvement (popular in business but used personally too). Usage: Describes step-by-step refinement of habits or systems. Example: 生活リズムの改善を意識するようになった。 (I’ve started paying attention to improving my daily routine.) 克己（こっき） Meaning: Self-control; overcoming one’s desires or weaknesses. Usage: Strong and classical — shows inner strength and willpower. Example: 克己の精神で誘惑に負けないようにしている。 (I try to resist temptation through self-discipline.) 節制（せっせい） Meaning: Moderation; restraint (especially in food, drink, or lifestyle). Usage: A calm and wise-sounding word tied to health and balance. Example: 健康のためには節制が必要だ。 (Moderation is necessary for good health.) 見直し（みなおし） Meaning: Reassessment; reevaluation of habits or routines. Usage: Soft but effective word for reflecting and revising one's approach. Example: 生活習慣を見直すきっかけになった。 (It became an opportunity to reevaluate my lifestyle habits.) 養生（ようじょう） Meaning: Health preservation; gentle self-care or convalescence. Usage: A traditional and holistic approach to health. Example: 無理せず、まずは体を養生させよう。 (Don’t overdo it — let’s start by taking care of your body.) 自省（じせい） Meaning: Self-reflection; introspection. Usage: Often used when trying to correct oneself and grow from within. Example: 失敗を通じて自省することができた。 (I was able to reflect on myself through that failure.)

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怠惰（たいだ） Meaning: Laziness; idleness. Usage: A formal and slightly harsh word implying a habitual tendency to be lazy. Example: 彼の怠惰な態度は、チーム全体に悪影響を及ぼしている。 (His lazy attitude is affecting the whole team negatively.) 甘え（あまえ） Meaning: Overdependence; expecting leniency. Usage: Critiques someone who takes advantage of others’ kindness or lacks independence. Example: 彼の「やらなくてもいいでしょ？」という態度は、ただの甘えに過ぎない。 (His “I don’t have to do it, right?” attitude is just immature reliance.) だらしない Meaning: Sloppy; untidy; lacking self-discipline. Usage: Common and versatile criticism for someone who is messy or careless in behavior. Example: いつも遅刻してくるなんて、だらしないにもほどがある。 (Constantly being late is just too sloppy.) 横着（おうちゃく） Meaning: Being lazy and cutting corners. Usage: Refers to doing things in a half-hearted way or avoiding effort. Example: 横着してばかりじゃ、結果なんて出せないよ。 (If you keep cutting corners, you’ll never get results.) 無責任（むせきにん） Meaning: Irresponsibility. Usage: A firm but common critique, especially when someone avoids ownership. Example: あの発言は無責任すぎる。もっと考えて行動すべきだ。 (That remark was too irresponsible. You need to think more before you act.) ぬるい Meaning: Lukewarm; lacking intensity or effort. Usage: Used to criticize someone’s lack of commitment or seriousness. Example: そんなぬるいやり方で成功できると思ってるの？ (Do you really think you’ll succeed with such a half-hearted approach?) 怠慢（たいまん） Meaning: Negligence; laziness in fulfilling duties. Usage: Often used in professional or serious contexts. Example: 部長は彼の怠慢な対応に怒っていた。 (The manager was angry at his negligent behavior.) 手抜き（てぬき） Meaning: Sloppiness; doing a job with minimal effort. Usage: Criticism of laziness in work or effort. Example: 最近の報告書、手抜きが目立ってるぞ。 (Your recent reports clearly show signs of sloppiness.)

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良友 (りょうゆう) Meaning: A good friend; a virtuous companion. Explanation: Describes a friend who positively influences your life, someone reliable and trustworthy. Example: 良友は一生の宝だ。 (A good friend is a lifelong treasure.) 彼は私にとって、悩んでいる時に正しい道を示してくれる良友だ。 (He is a good friend who guides me in the right direction when I’m troubled.) 2. 盟友 (めいゆう) Meaning: A sworn friend; an ally. Explanation: Often used to describe a friend who shares deep trust and a common goal, such as business partners or comrades in battle. Example: 彼とは大学時代からの盟友で、ずっと同じ夢を追い続けている。 (He has been my sworn friend since university, and we have been chasing the same dream together.) 彼女は私の盟友であり、どんな困難でも共に乗り越えてきた。 (She is my sworn friend, and we have overcome every hardship together.) 3. 悪友 (あくゆう) Meaning: A bad friend; a friend with a negative influence. Explanation: Refers to a friend who leads someone down the wrong path, often associated with bad habits or trouble. Example: 悪友と付き合うと、悪い影響を受けてしまうぞ。 (If you hang out with bad friends, you’ll be influenced negatively.) 彼は悪友にそそのかされて、学校をサボるようになった。 (He was led astray by bad friends and started skipping school.) 4. 友垣 (ともがき) Meaning: A group of close friends; friendship circle. Explanation: A poetic or formal way to refer to a circle of friends who share strong bonds. Example: 友垣との語らいが、何よりも心を癒してくれる。 (Chatting with my circle of friends soothes my heart more than anything.) 5. 心友 (しんゆう) Meaning: A best friend; a soulmate-like friend. Explanation: Describes a friend who understands your heart deeply and shares a strong emotional connection. 彼は私の心友で、どんな悩みも打ち明けられる。 (He is my best friend, and I can confide in him about anything.) 6. 校友 (こうゆう) Meaning: A schoolmate; an alumnus. Explanation: Refers to friends from the same school, often used in formal contexts like alumni associations. Example: 校友会で懐かしい友人たちと再会した。 (I reunited with old schoolmates at the alumni meeting.)

2025/03/26に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本東京都

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言い訳 (いいわけ) Meaning: Excuse; justification. Explanation: A general word for making excuses to avoid responsibility or explain away a failure. Example: 言い訳ばかりしてないで、ちゃんと謝れ！ (Stop making excuses and just apologize!) 2. 弁解 (べんかい) Meaning: Defense; justification. Explanation: Used when someone tries to explain their actions in a way that defends them from criticism. Example: 彼は遅刻の理由を一生懸命弁解していた。 (He was desperately justifying why he was late.) 3. 口実 (こうじつ) Meaning: Pretext; false excuse. Explanation: Often implies making up an excuse to avoid doing something or to cover up a real reason. Example: 風邪を口実にしてデートをキャンセルした。 (I used a cold as an excuse to cancel the date.) 4. 言い逃れ (いいのがれ) Meaning: Evasion; making an excuse. Explanation: Suggests an attempt to escape responsibility through clever wording. Example: 言い逃れできない証拠がある。 (There is evidence that cannot be talked around.) 5. 取り繕う (とりつくろう) Meaning: Patch things up; make up an excuse. Explanation: Implies trying to make an excuse or fix a situation superficially to avoid blame. Example: 彼は慌てて失言を取り繕おうとした。 (He hastily tried to cover up his slip of the tongue.) 6. 詭弁 (きべん) Meaning: Sophistry; deceptive argument. Explanation: Describes making an excuse that sounds logical but is actually misleading or dishonest. Example: 彼の発言はただの詭弁にすぎない。 (His statement is nothing more than sophistry.) 7. ごまかす Meaning: To deceive; to dodge a question. Explanation: Used when someone avoids giving a direct answer or hides the truth with excuses. Example: 彼は質問をされても、ごまかしてばかりいる。 (He keeps dodging questions instead of answering them directly.) 8. 責任転嫁 (せきにんてんか) Meaning: Shifting responsibility. Explanation: Used when someone makes an excuse by blaming others instead of owning up to their actions. Example: 彼はミスを部下のせいにして責任転嫁した。 (He shifted the blame for his mistake onto his subordinate.)

2025/03/09に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本東京都

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論理的 (ろんりてき) Meaning: Logical; rational. Explanation: Describes a way of thinking or reasoning that follows a structured, logical process. Example: 彼の意見は論理的で説得力がある。 (His argument is logical and persuasive.) 2. 合理的 (ごうりてき) Meaning: Rational; reasonable. Explanation: Emphasizes efficiency and logical consistency in thinking or decision-making. Example: 合理的に考えれば、その方法が一番良い。 (If we think rationally, that method is the best.) 3. 理詰め (りづめ) Meaning: Logical reasoning; step-by-step deduction. Explanation: Describes an approach where everything is based strictly on logic, often leaving no room for emotions. Example: 彼は理詰めで相手を説得するのが得意だ。 (He is good at persuading others through logical reasoning.) 4. 筋道 (すじみち) Meaning: Logical flow; reasoning path. Explanation: Refers to the clear and structured sequence of ideas or arguments. Example: 筋道を立てて説明しないと、相手に伝わらない。 (If you don't explain things logically, others won’t understand.) 5. 道理 (どうり) Meaning: Reason; logic; common sense. Explanation: Often used to describe something that aligns with natural reasoning or sound judgment. Example: 彼の考えには道理がある。 (His reasoning makes sense.) 6. 論証 (ろんしょう) Meaning: Logical proof; argumentation. Explanation: Describes the process of proving a point using logical evidence and reasoning. Example: しっかりと論証を組み立てないと、相手を納得させるのは難しい。 (If you don’t build a strong logical proof, it’s hard to convince others.) 7. 推論 (すいろん) Meaning: Logical inference; deduction. Explanation: Refers to the process of drawing logical conclusions based on given facts or premises. Example: 彼は状況を分析し、正確な推論を導き出した。 (He analyzed the situation and reached an accurate inference.)

2025/01/31に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本東京都

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妬ましい (ねたましい) • Meaning: Jealous; envious. • Explanation: Describes a strong feeling of envy, often with resentment. • Example: • 彼の成功が妬ましいが、努力の結果だから仕方ない。 (I feel jealous of his success, but it’s the result of his hard work, so I can’t complain.) 2. 羨望 (せんぼう) • Meaning: Admiring envy. • Explanation: A slightly softer form of jealousy, where one admires someone’s success but also wishes for the same. • Example: • 彼女の才能は多くの人の羨望の的だ。 (Her talent is the object of many people’s envy.) 3. 嫉妬 (しっと) • Meaning: Jealousy (especially in relationships). • Explanation: A more intense form of jealousy, often related to possessiveness in love or rivalry. • Example: • 彼は彼女が他の男性と話しているだけで嫉妬する。 (He gets jealous just because she talks to other men.) 4. 僻み (ひがみ) • Meaning: Resentful jealousy; inferiority complex. • Explanation: Describes an envious feeling that stems from a sense of inferiority. • Example: • 僻みを捨てて、前向きに努力した方がいい。 (It’s better to let go of resentment and work positively.) 5. 悋気 (りんき) • Meaning: Jealousy (often used for romantic possessiveness). • Explanation: A traditional word referring to jealousy, particularly in relationships. • Example: • 彼の悋気が激しくて、彼女は疲れてしまった。 (His jealousy was so intense that she got tired of it.) 6. 羨ましがる (うらやましがる) • Meaning: To show envy; to act jealous. • Explanation: A verb used when someone explicitly expresses jealousy. • Example: • 彼は友達の昇進を羨ましがっている。 (He is jealous of his friend’s promotion.) 7. 嫉心 (しっしん) • Meaning: Jealous heart; envious mind. • Explanation: A literary or poetic word for describing jealousy. • Example: • 嫉心を抱かずに、純粋な気持ちで応援したい。 (I want to support them with a pure heart, without feeling jealous.) 8. 焼き餅 (やきもち) • Meaning: A cute or lighthearted way to say “jealousy.” • Explanation: Often used humorously or in relationships to describe a jealous reaction. • Example: • 彼女が他の男性と話しているのを見て、少し焼き餅を焼いた。 (I got a little jealous when I saw her talking to another guy.)

2025/01/30に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本東京都

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不可能 (ふかのう) Meaning: Absolutely impossible. Explanation: Describes a situation where achieving something is completely out of the question. Example: この条件では成功は絶対不可能だ。 (Under these conditions, success is absolutely impossible.) 2. 途方もない (とほうもない) Meaning: Outrageous; beyond comprehension. Explanation: Used to describe something so unimaginable that it defies common sense. Example: 途方もない計画だが、試してみる価値はある。 (It’s an unthinkable plan, but it’s worth trying.) 3. 非現実的 (ひげんじつてき) Meaning: Unrealistic. Explanation: Describes ideas or expectations that are impractical or disconnected from reality. Example: 彼の提案は非現実的すぎる。 (His proposal is far too unrealistic.) 4. 信じ難い (しんじがたい) Meaning: Hard to believe. Explanation: Refers to a situation that is almost impossible to accept as true due to its incredibility. Example: その光景は信じ難いものだった。 (That scene was something hard to believe.) 5. 有り得ない (ありえない) Meaning: Impossible; cannot exist. Explanation: Often used to emphasize disbelief in a situation or someone's actions. Example: 彼がそんなことを言うなんて、有り得ない。 (It’s impossible that he would say such a thing.) 6. 奇想天外 (きそうてんがい) Meaning: Fantastically bizarre; absurd. Explanation: Describes ideas or situations that are so far-fetched they seem implausible. Example: 奇想天外なアイデアだが、魅力的だ。 (It’s an absurd idea, but it’s fascinating.) 7. 荒唐無稽 (こうとうむけい) Meaning: Ridiculous; nonsensical. Explanation: Used for describing ideas or situations that lack any logical foundation. Example: 荒唐無稽な噂を信じる人もいる。 (There are people who believe such ridiculous rumors.) 8. 夢物語 (ゆめものがたり) Meaning: Pipe dream; fantasy. Explanation: Refers to situations or ideas that are so idealistic they are unlikely to ever happen. Example: 彼の計画はただの夢物語に過ぎない。 (His plan is nothing more than a pipe dream.)

2025/01/29に公開Valiant Japanese Language School 日本東京都

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疑念 (ぎねん) Meaning: Doubt; suspicion. Explanation: Reflects a strong sense of distrust or questioning about something or someone. Example: 彼の言葉には疑念を感じざるを得なかった。 (I couldn’t help but feel doubt in his words.) 2. 半信半疑 (はんしんはんぎ) Meaning: Half in doubt; mixed feelings of belief and disbelief. Explanation: Used when unsure whether to trust or not trust something. Example: 彼の説明を聞いても、まだ半信半疑だ。 (Even after hearing his explanation, I’m still doubtful.) 3. 不信感 (ふしんかん) Meaning: Feeling of distrust. Explanation: Describes an emotional reaction of distrust toward a person, situation, or information. Example: 彼の態度は不信感を抱かせるものだった。 (His attitude evoked feelings of distrust.) 4. 懐疑 (かいぎ) Meaning: Skepticism; doubt. Explanation: Refers to a more intellectual or critical form of doubting. Example: 彼の理論には懐疑的な意見が多い。 (There are many skeptical opinions about his theory.) 5. 疑心暗鬼 (ぎしんあんき) Meaning: Paranoia; imagining things due to doubt. Explanation: Reflects a state of imagining nonexistent threats because of intense doubt. Example: 疑心暗鬼になりすぎて、誰も信用できなくなった。 (I became so paranoid that I couldn’t trust anyone.) 6. 迷い (まよい) Meaning: Hesitation; doubt. Explanation: Refers to being mentally stuck between choices or uncertain of the right decision. Example: 彼女の提案を受け入れるべきか迷いが生じた。 (I felt doubt about whether to accept her proposal.) 7. 疑惑 (ぎわく) Meaning: Suspicion; allegation. Explanation: Points to a specific doubt about an action, event, or person’s integrity. Example: 彼はその事件に関する疑惑を否定した。 (He denied the suspicions related to the incident.) 8. ためらい (ためらい) Meaning: Hesitation; reluctance. Explanation: A more emotional form of doubt, reflecting reluctance to make a decision. Example: その答えを言うことにためらいを感じた。 (I felt hesitant to give that answer.)

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