perdition in Japanese
perdition in Japanese is 劫罰, 地獄, 衰滅 — perdition means in religious belief, eternal punishment or damnation after death.
perdition in Japanese
劫罰
Pronounced: gōbatsu
Eternal damnation.
地獄
Pronounced: jigoku
Hell.
衰滅
Pronounced: suimetsu
Absolute ruin; downfall.
What does "perdition" mean?
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noun In religious belief, eternal punishment or damnation after death.
"The preacher warned that sin would lead them to perdition."
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noun Complete ruin or downfall.
"His reckless gambling drove the family business to perdition."
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perdition in a sentence
- The preacher warned that sin would lead them to perdition.
- His reckless gambling drove the family business to perdition.
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What is "perdition" in Japanese?
"perdition" in Japanese is 劫罰, 地獄, 衰滅. perdition means: In religious belief, eternal punishment or damnation after death.
How do you pronounce 劫罰?
"perdition" in Japanese is 劫罰, pronounced "gōbatsu".
How do you use "perdition" in a sentence?
Example: "The preacher warned that sin would lead them to perdition." In Japanese, "perdition" is 劫罰, 地獄, 衰滅.
Are there other ways to say "perdition" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "perdition": 劫罰, 地獄, 衰滅.
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