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Every word comes with furigana, romaji, and an original example sentence from real life in Japan.

10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 200

Words 1991–2000

Meaning and examples

polite negative: is not groundbreaking

kiiteita hodo kakkitekijanaidesu.

It is not as groundbreaking as I had heard.

💡 Form of 画期的 (groundbreaking).

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polite negative: is not drastic

omotta yori bappontekijanaidesu.

It is not as drastic as I expected.

💡 Form of 抜本的 (drastic / fundamental).

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polite negative: is not provisional

watashi ni wa, sorehodo zanteitekijanaidesu.

To me it is not that provisional.

💡 Form of 暫定的 (provisional).

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polite negative: is not permanent

watashi ni wa, sorehodo koukyuutekijanaidesu.

To me it is not that permanent.

💡 Form of 恒久的 (permanent).

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polite negative: is not comprehensive

watashi ni wa, sorehodo houkatsutekijanaidesu.

To me it is not that comprehensive.

💡 Form of 包括的 (comprehensive).

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polite negative: is not exhaustive

narereba, sonna ni mouratekijanaidesu.

Once you get used to it, it is not that exhaustive.

💡 Form of 網羅的 (exhaustive).

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polite negative: is not exclusive

hoka no houhou hodo haitatekijanaidesu.

It is not as exclusive as the other methods.

💡 Form of 排他的 (exclusive).

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polite negative: is not latent

konkai ni kagitte wa senzaitekijanaidesu.

This time at least, it is not latent.

💡 Form of 潜在的 (latent / potential).

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polite negative: is not dramatic (growth)

narete shimaeba, hiyakutekijanaidesu.

Once you are used to it, it is not that dramatic (growth).

💡 Form of 飛躍的 (dramatic (growth)).

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to be in charge of purpose

kigen ni yoyuu o mite, shushiotantoushiteimasu.

Leaving room before the deadline, we are in charge of the purpose.

💡 Common phrase with 趣旨 (purpose / gist).

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N1 final quiz sets

Ten sets, fifty randomly selected questions in every set.

Final set 150 questions

JLPT N1 Vocabulary Final Set 1

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JLPT N1 Vocabulary Final Set 2

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JLPT N1 Vocabulary Final Set 3

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JLPT N1 Vocabulary Final Set 4

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JLPT N1 Vocabulary Final Set 5

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JLPT N1 Vocabulary Final Set 7

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JLPT N1 Vocabulary Final Set 9

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JLPT N1 Vocabulary Final Set 10

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