Frequency rank: 21,305. – 21,423.
- complete devotion (to); total commitment (to); unvarying support (for); unwavering fixation (on); rigid preoccupation (with)
noun, used as a suffix; noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
- complete devotion (to)
- total commitment (to)
- unvarying support (for)
- unwavering fixation (on)
- rigid preoccupation (with)
This meaning implies an absolute or singular focus towards a particular person, idea, or goal, often to the exclusion of other interests.
He is completely devoted to his work and has no personal time at all.
It indicates an all-encompassing commitment to something, suggesting that there is no room for wavering or distraction.
She maintains total commitment to her volunteer work.
This meaning emphasizes a consistent and unwavering form of support towards someone or something, indicating that the support remains unchanged over time.
This conveys a strong, often obsessive attachment or concentration on a particular subject or person, suggesting no change in feelings or focus.
He has an unwavering fixation on his goal and does not think about anything else.
This meaning signifies a stubborn or inflexible focus that may prevent a person from considering other perspectives or possibilities.
Generated collocations (experimental)
いっぺんとう一辺倒なたいど態度a one-sided attitudeいっぺんとう一辺倒にしじ支持するto support unconditionallyいっぺんとう一辺倒なかんがえ考えかた方a rigid way of thinkingいっぺんとう一辺倒のしてん視点a singular perspectiveいっぺんとう一辺倒なとりくみ取り組みa one-dimensional approachいっぺんとう一辺倒なあいじょう愛情total devotion (of love)いっぺんとう一辺倒ないけん意見a uniform opinionいっぺんとう一辺倒にささげる捧げるto dedicate oneself entirelyいっぺんとう一辺倒なしんねん信念an unwavering beliefいっぺんとう一辺倒にかたよる偏るto lean towards one-sidedness
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
Example sentences
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2. きゅうてい宮廷では、へいあん平安しょき初期にはちゅうごく中国ぶんか文化のもほう模倣いっぺんとう一辺倒でしたが、へいあん平安ちゅうき中期にはにほんてき日本的なびいしき美意識にもとづいた基づいたぶんか文化がはなひらきました花開きました。
During the Heian period's initial stages, the imperial court completely devoted itself to imitating Chinese culture, however during the midst of the period, a culture based off of Japanese sense of beauty began to bloom.
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