Frequency rank: 7,568. – 7,573.
- effect; efficacy; validity; potency
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
- effect
- efficacy
- validity
- potency
This meaning refers to the ability of something to produce a desired result or impact. It is often used in contexts related to medicine, research, or any scenario where the effectiveness of an action or substance is being evaluated.
This relates to the capacity of a product or method to produce a beneficial result under ideal conditions. It's commonly used in studies and discussions about treatments or interventions.
The efficacy of that treatment has been scientifically proven.
This usage encompasses the quality of being logically or factually sound, particularly important in research and assessments where the accuracy and legitimacy of findings must be guaranteed.
This meaning refers to the strength or effectiveness of a substance, particularly in contexts involving pharmacology or chemical interactions where the concentration or strength of an element is significant.
Generated collocations (experimental)
こうりょく効力をもつ持つto have efficacyこうりょく効力をはっき発揮するto demonstrate effectivenessこうりょく効力があるto be effectiveくすり薬のこうりょく効力effectiveness of a drugこうりょく効力のあるけいやく契約valid contractこうりょく効力がうしなわれる失われるto lose potencyほうりつ法律のこうりょく効力validity of the lawこうりょく効力がしょうめい証明されるto be proven effectiveこうりょく効力のかくにん確認confirmation of effectこうりょく効力をきょうか強化するto enhance potency
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
Example sentences
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Communism will never be reached in my lifetime.
As of midnight tonight the contract becomes effective.