【いちばつひゃっかい】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. punishing a crime to make an example for othersyojijukugo
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  • 【いちばつひゃっかい】
  • いちばつひゃっかい
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. punishing a crime to make an example for others
    2. This phrase refers to the idea that harsh punishment can serve as a warning to deter others from committing similar offenses. It emphasizes the concept of using a single punishment to instill fear and encourage good behavior among the larger group.
    He became an example of one punishment for the sake of many students.
    To maintain discipline in society as a whole, punishing a crime to make an example of others is necessary.
Generated collocations (experimental)
the spirit of punishing to serve as a warningto seek punishment as a warningthe lesson of punishing as a warningimplementation of punishment as a warningthe effect of punishing to make an examplehistorical examples of punishing to serve as a warningthe role of punishing in society as a warningto emphasize punishing as a warningpunishment as a warning is necessary
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