【へいがい】

Frequency rank: 13,944. – 13,981.
    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. harmful effect; harmful influence; evil practice; abuse; malady
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  • 【へいがい】Frequency rank: 13,944. – 13,981.
  • へいがい
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. harmful effect
    2. This refers to a negative impact or detrimental effect that something can have on a person, group, or situation.
    Environmental pollution has a harmful effect on human health.
    Improper use of medication can lead to harmful effects on the body.
  2. harmful influence
    3. This meaning indicates the influence that can lead to negative outcomes, especially in social or psychological contexts.
    His behavior has a harmful influence on many young people.
    That movie has the potential to encourage harmful influences toward violent behavior.
  3. evil practice
    4. This refers to actions or behaviors that are morally wrong or unethical and can lead to negative consequences.
    In society, there are several evil practices that can cause harmful effects.
    Bullying in educational settings is one of the evil practices that produce harmful effects.
  4. abuse
    5. This usage refers to the mistreatment or harmful use of something or someone, leading to negative outcomes.
    She grew up experiencing abuse in her household.
    The abusive use of this medication can lead to serious problems.
  5. malady
    6. This meaning denotes a disease or disorder, often with metaphorical use to describe societal issues.
    Social maladies can lead to various diseases.
    This illness is worsening due to environmental maladies.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to invite harmful effectsto have harmful effectsto avoid harmful effectsto reduce harmful effectssocial harmharmful effects on healtheconomic harmharmful influences in educationto eliminate harmful effectsto analyze harmful effects
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
  1. よう．.
  2. ．.．.
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