【こくあく】

    adjectival nouns or quasi-adjectives (keiyodoshi); noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. inhuman; wicked; evilobscure term
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  • 【こくあく】
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. inhuman
    2. This meaning describes a lack of compassion or humanity, referring to behaviors or actions that are extremely cruel or brutal.
    His actions were inhuman, and no one could trust him.
    Everyone was shocked by the inhumanity of the incident.
  2. wicked
    3. In this context, it refers to morally wrong or evil actions, often associated with a sense of malice or wrongdoing.
    She devised a wicked plan and deceived many people.
    He was imprisoned for a long time because of that wicked act.
  3. evil
    4. This usage highlights the malevolent nature of actions or individuals, emphasizing the moral depravity involved.
    He had evil thoughts.
    The movie features an evil character.
Generated collocations (experimental)
inhuman actswicked crimesevil personinhuman societyto fight against wickednessinhuman environmentwicked dominationevil remarkswicked emotionsto appear wicked
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