per se in Japanese
per se in Japanese is それ自体 — per se means in itself, considered on its own without anything else attached to it.
per se in Japanese
それ自体
Pronounced: sorejitai
(philosophy) As the principle of its own determination and positing itself.
What does "per se" mean?
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adverb In itself, considered on its own without anything else attached to it.
"The policy is not unfair per se, but it works badly in practice."
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per se in a sentence
- The policy is not unfair per se, but it works badly in practice.
- I don't dislike the job per se, I dislike the commute.
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What is "per se" in Japanese?
"per se" in Japanese is それ自体. per se means: In itself, considered on its own without anything else attached to it.
How do you pronounce それ自体?
"per se" in Japanese is それ自体, pronounced "sorejitai".
How do you use "per se" in a sentence?
Example: "The policy is not unfair per se, but it works badly in practice." In Japanese, "per se" is それ自体.
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