independence in Japanese
independence in Japanese is 独立 — independence means freedom from control, influence, or support by others.
independence in Japanese
独立
Pronounced: dokuritsu
What does "independence" mean?
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noun Freedom from control, influence, or support by others.
"The colony fought a long war for independence."
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noun The state of having enough resources to support oneself without relying on others.
"He valued his financial independence too much to move back in with his parents."
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independence in a sentence
- The colony fought a long war for independence.
- Getting a job gave her a new sense of independence.
- He valued his financial independence too much to move back in with his parents.
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What is "independence" in Japanese?
"independence" in Japanese is 独立. independence means: Freedom from control, influence, or support by others.
How do you pronounce 独立?
"independence" in Japanese is 独立, pronounced "dokuritsu".
How do you use "independence" in a sentence?
Example: "The colony fought a long war for independence." In Japanese, "independence" is 独立.
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