Frequency rank: 13,485. – 13,520.
- disadvantage; handicap; drawback; inadvisability; inexpediency; loss
noun (common) (futsuumeishi); adjectival nouns or quasi-adjectives (keiyodoshi)
Forms
Generated definitions (experimental)
- disadvantage
- handicap
- drawback
- inadvisability
- inexpediency
- loss
This meaning describes a situation that creates a less favorable condition or outcome for someone or something.
The new policy will likely bring disadvantages to many companies.
This usage refers to a limiting condition that affects someone's ability to perform or function effectively.
This meaning highlights a negative aspect or consequence that reduces the effectiveness of something.
It became clear that there is a significant drawback to that plan.
This refers to a situation where a certain action is not recommended or should be avoided.
The proposal comes with inadvisability, so it should be avoided.
This meaning conveys a circumstance where an action is not practical or suitable.
Considering the disadvantages, it can be said that the method is of inexpediency.
This usage pertains to the negative outcome of losing something valuable or beneficial.
Generated collocations (experimental)
ふりえき不利益をかぶる被るto suffer a disadvantageふりえき不利益をだす出すto incur a lossふりえき不利益なたちば立場disadvantageous positionふりえき不利益をうける受けるto receive a disadvantageふりえき不利益のえいきょう影響impact of a disadvantageふりえき不利益をなくす無くすto eliminate disadvantagesふりえき不利益をこうりょ考慮するto consider disadvantagesふりえき不利益をさいしょうげん最小限におさえる抑えるto minimize disadvantagesふりえき不利益をもたらすto bring about a disadvantageふりえき不利益のかいしょう解消elimination of disadvantages
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)