【きゅうへいだは】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. breaking down antiquated notions; abandoning old-time ways; correcting long-standing abusesyojijukugo
Forms
  • 【きゅうへいだは】
  • きゅうへいだは
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. breaking down antiquated notions
    2. This phrase refers to the act of challenging and moving away from outdated beliefs or practices that are no longer beneficial.
    By abandoning old customs, society can progress.
    He is promoting reforms aimed at breaking down antiquated notions.
  2. abandoning old-time ways
    3. This phrase signifies the process of letting go of traditional methods or approaches that may hinder progress or improvement in various aspects of life.
    As new technologies become widespread, there is a need to abandon old-time ways.
    She reevaluated traditional study methods for the sake of abandoning old-time ways.
  3. correcting long-standing abuses
    4. This phrase indicates the rectification of practices that have been harmful or unjust over time, often associated with social or institutional reform.
    There are long-standing abuses in society that need to be corrected.
    He is trying to correct long-standing abuses in society through breaking down antiquated notions.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to aim for breaking down antiquated notionsto engage in breaking down old-time waysthe necessity for correcting long-standing abusesmovement for breaking down antiquated notionsto succeed in abandoning old-time waysbreaking down societal antiquated notionsbreaking down antiquated notions in educationthe demand for breaking down long-standing abusesreforms for the purpose of correcting old-time waysconcrete measures for breaking down antiquated notions
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