individualism in Japanese
individualism in Japanese is 個人主義 — individualism means the tendency to think and act independently rather than following the group.
individualism in Japanese
個人主義
Pronounced: kojinshugi
What does "individualism" mean?
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noun The tendency to think and act independently rather than following the group.
"His individualism showed in his refusal to wear the team uniform."
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noun A political or social belief that values personal independence and self-reliance over control by the state or group.
"American culture is often said to prize individualism over collective effort."
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individualism in a sentence
- His individualism showed in his refusal to wear the team uniform.
- American culture is often said to prize individualism over collective effort.
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What is "individualism" in Japanese?
"individualism" in Japanese is 個人主義. individualism means: The tendency to think and act independently rather than following the group.
How do you pronounce 個人主義?
"individualism" in Japanese is 個人主義, pronounced "kojinshugi".
How do you use "individualism" in a sentence?
Example: "His individualism showed in his refusal to wear the team uniform." In Japanese, "individualism" is 個人主義.
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