り【からたけわり】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. cutting straight down; cleaving (a person) in two
Forms
  • り【からたけわり】
  • からたけわり
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. cutting straight down
    2. This meaning refers to the action of making a straight cut, often used in contexts involving precision and accuracy. It can apply to physical cutting of materials or metaphorically in a more abstract sense.
    I swung the sword straight down to make a clean cut.
    I aimed to cut the wood straight down to fell it.
  2. cleaving (a person) in two
    3. This meaning refers to the metaphorical use of the term, often used in literature or figurative language to describe an action that divides or separates someone emotionally or physically in a dramatic way.
    His words cleaved my heart in two like a straight cut.
    The impact of war cleaved the family apart like a straight cut.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to perform the act of cleavingtraditional cleavingtechnique of cleavingcleaving in sportsto learn cleavingtools for cleavingpractice of cleavingtraining in cleavingaccurate cleavingto master cleaving
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