LingakuFrequency rank: 35,298. – 35,665.
- great numbers; numerical superiority
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- great numbers; numerical superiority
This term is used to refer to a situation where there is a large group of people or things, indicating a degree of influence or power due to their numbers. It often connotes a strategic advantage in scenarios like debates, competitions, or conflicts.
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おおぜいにぶぜい多勢に無勢outnumbered; a situation where one side is greatly outnumberedた多せいりょく勢力large forces; a strong groupおおぜい多勢でせめる攻めるto attack with a large number of peopleおおぜい多勢のなか中でin the midst of a crowdしょうすうは少数派にとってのおおぜい多勢superiority of numbers against a minorityおおぜい多勢をいかす生かすto leverage numerical superiorityおおぜい多勢でけってい決定するto make a decision by majorityおおぜい多勢にまさる勝るto prevail against the oddsかれら彼らはおおぜい多勢でさんか参加したThey participated in large numbers.おおぜい多勢をけいせい形成するto form a large group
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