Vocabulary

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but; even so; still; that said

Conj.

bothersome; tiresome; bother to do

i-Adj

appeal

Noun

to get back into shape; to retrain; to rebuild; to reschool

Verb

for the time to be ripe; for the moment to have come; for the situation to be ready for action

Phrase

indiscriminate; lacking judgment; reckless; without regard for others

Phrase

opening

Noun

contest decided by strength rather than technique; trial of strength; battle of strength

Noun

dango; rice dumpling

Noun

having no license; being unlicensed

Noun

(of skin) to peel off (e.g. from sunburn)

Phrase

straw doll; straw effigy

Noun

believer in materialism; materialist

Noun

materialistic; materialist

na-Adj

ultra-leftist violent group; far-left extremist group

Noun

biological

na-Adj

lyrical; poetic; expressive of emotion

na-Adj

physical; relating to stamina; in terms of physical strength

na-Adj

personality-wise; by nature; characteristic

na-Adj

(occurring) in a chain reaction; chain-like; sequential

na-Adj

androgynous; gender-neutral

na-Adj

eating bizarre foods; eating strange things; eating grotesque foods

Noun

tactical setup preceding the strike (in kendo); pre-strike technique

Noun

colour of negi shoots in spring

Noun

deep blue blazer; navy blue blazer

Noun

taboo object; thing avoided as impure or unlucky

Noun

to be clearly ahead of the competition; to stand out noticeably above one's rivals; to stand out from the crowd

Phrase

Iron Encircling Mountains; Cakravāda-parvata

Noun

closing a coffin; sealing a coffin; death

Noun

unwavering; unshakeable; steadfast; adamant

i-Adj

individual handshake event (with a chosen celebrity)

Noun

using an overly broad subject when expressing a personal opinion (e.g. "the public", "women"); overgeneralizing

Phrase

to encourage growth through praise; to develop by giving positive reinforcement

Phrase

to return to where one came from

Verb

premotor area; premotor cortex

Noun

eager impatience; restless urge to act; enthusiasm

Phrase

polyamory

Noun

wingspan

Noun

revival screening; theatrical re-run

Noun

experimental subject; test body; specimen (used for experiments)

Noun