【ひしゃこうてき】

    adjectival nouns or quasi-adjectives (keiyodoshi)
  1. unsociable; retiring; solitude-loving
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  • 【ひしゃこうてき】
  • ひしゃこうてき
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. unsociable
    2. This implies a person who prefers solitude and tends to avoid social interactions or gatherings.
    He is unsociable, so he rarely goes out with friends.
    She is unsociable, so she struggles to attend parties.
  2. retiring
    3. This refers to someone who is reserved and does not seek the spotlight or social interactions, often preferring to stay out of public view.
    He is retiring and finds it difficult to express his opinions.
    That person is retiring and dislikes being in front of large crowds.
  3. solitude-loving
    4. This describes a person who finds joy and peace in spending time alone, enjoying their own company rather than being around others.
    He loves solitude, so he enjoys spending time in nature.
    She is solitude-loving and values her time for reading and hobbies.
Generated collocations (experimental)
unsociable personalityunsociable personunsociable behaviorunsociable lifestylehobbies that require solitudeunsociable environmentunsociable attitudeunsociable friendto feel that one is unsociableto have time for solitude
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