【いしゅ】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. grudge; malice; spite
  2. intention
  3. disposition; obstinacy
  4. reason
  5. revengesee also
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  • 【いしゅ】
  • いしゅ
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. grudge; malice; spite
    2. This meaning refers to a feeling of resentment or bitterness towards someone, often resulting from a perceived wrong. It signifies a strong negative emotion that can lead to hostile actions.
    He has harbored a grudge against her for a long time.
    Because of his spite, he took revenge on that person.
  2. intention
    3. In this context, the word conveys the idea of a purpose or goal behind one’s actions, indicating what someone aims to achieve.
    His intention was to succeed.
    Every action has an intention behind it.
  3. disposition; obstinacy
    4. This meaning highlights a person's inherent qualities or temperament, often showing stubbornness or inflexibility in behavior or attitude.
    She has a strong disposition and doesn’t easily change her opinion.
    That obstinacy made him stubborn.
  4. reason
    5. Here, the term refers to an explanation or justification for a particular action or belief, shedding light on the underlying rationale.
    His reason was to do the right thing.
    Not everything has a reason behind it.
  5. revenge
    6. This interpretation pertains to the act of retaliating against someone for a perceived injustice, often driven by feelings of anger or resentment.
    He acted to take revenge.
    Her revenge was to heal the wounds of the past.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to harbor a grudgeto take revengeto gauge someone's intentionsto show malicemalicious intentactions with a grudgeto have spiteful intentionsto possess a dispositionto have reason (for resentment)to clear one's grudgeto conceal one's malice
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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