- deferential treatment (out of fear)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- deferential treatment (out of fear)
This word is used to describe a situation where someone is treated with extra respect or care because others are afraid of them. It often involves a power dynamic where fear influences how people interact with someone who has a threatening presence.
Generated collocations (experimental)
つよ強もて持てにたいする対するおじぎお辞儀bowing to someone out of fearつよ強もて持てをかんじる感じるto feel intimidatedつよ強もてな持てなたいど態度intimidating attitudeつよ強もて持てでせっする接するto treat someone deferentially out of fearつよ強もて持てをおそれる恐れるto fear strong peopleつよ強もて持てのふんいき雰囲気intimidating atmosphereつよ強もて持てにしたがう従うto comply out of fearつよ強もて持てをうけいれる受け入れるto accept deference born from fearつよ強もてた持てたひと人an intimidating personつよ強もてな持てなかんけい関係a relationship characterized by intimidation