〜というより

N2

rather than ~

Structure

Plain + というより

Explanation

「〜というより」 means "rather than ~". Structure: Plain + というより. This is a JLPT N2 pattern — the examples below slot different everyday and workplace words into the same structure so you can see how it behaves. Learn the structure, then swap in your own words.

Example sentences

kaisei to iu yori, shuukan no mondai desu.

It is a matter of habit rather than the revision (of law).

kioku to iu yori, shuukan no mondai desu.

It is a matter of habit rather than the memory.

teijuu to iu yori, shuukan no mondai desu.

It is a matter of habit rather than the permanent residence.

sakkaku to iu yori, shuukan no mondai desu.

It is a matter of habit rather than the illusion.

mitsudo to iu yori, shuukan no mondai desu.

It is a matter of habit rather than the density.

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