woke in Japanese
woke in Japanese is ポリコレ — woke means aware of and actively concerned about social injustice, especially around race.
woke in Japanese
ポリコレ
Pronounced: porikore
What does "woke" mean?
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adj Aware of and actively concerned about social injustice, especially around race.
"The brand tried to seem woke with its new ad campaign."
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adj Used critically to describe someone or something seen as overly focused on political correctness or identity politics.
"Critics dismissed the reboot as a woke rewrite of the original film."
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woke in a sentence
- The brand tried to seem woke with its new ad campaign.
- Critics dismissed the reboot as a woke rewrite of the original film.
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What is "woke" in Japanese?
"woke" in Japanese is ポリコレ. woke means: Aware of and actively concerned about social injustice, especially around race.
How do you pronounce ポリコレ?
"woke" in Japanese is ポリコレ, pronounced "porikore".
How do you use "woke" in a sentence?
Example: "The brand tried to seem woke with its new ad campaign." In Japanese, "woke" is ポリコレ.
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