【こうろん】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. public opinion; unbiased criticism; unbiassed criticism
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. public opinion
    2. This usage refers to the collective views or attitudes of the general population on a particular issue or topic. It often signifies the consensus or predominant sentiment within society.
    Public opinion on this topic is very important.
    The government is making efforts to reflect public opinion.
  2. unbiased criticism
    3. This usage denotes an objective assessment or evaluation that is free from personal bias or influence. It emphasizes the importance of fairness and impartiality in judgment.
    His opinion is always an unbiased criticism from a public perspective.
    The report provides an unbiased criticism based on public opinion.
  3. unbiassed criticism
    4. This meaning is similar to the previous one, indicating a fair and impartial critique or analysis of a subject. It reinforces the value of objective evaluation without emotional influence.
    Her review is very unbiassed and free from unnecessary emotions.
    We are seeking an unbiassed critique based on public opinion.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to form public opinionto follow public opinionto spread public opinionto reflect public opinionforum for public opinionto obtain public opinionto participate in public opinionsocial public opinionto criticize public opinionbased on public opinion
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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