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10055 words · JLPT N1

JLPT N1 vocabulary

Part 269

Words 2681–2690

Meaning and examples

attributive: immense (damage) (before a noun)

jindaina tokoro ga arimasu.

It has a immense (damage) side to it.

💡 Form of 甚大 (immense (damage)).

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attributive: remarkable (before a noun)

kenchona baai wa, saki ni soudan shite kudasai.

In remarkable cases, please consult us first.

💡 Form of 顕著 (remarkable / striking).

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attributive: groundbreaking (before a noun)

motto kakkitekina houhou ga aru kamo shiremasen.

There may be a more groundbreaking way.

💡 Form of 画期的 (groundbreaking).

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attributive: drastic (before a noun)

bappontekina ten nitsuite hanashimashita.

We talked about the drastic points.

💡 Form of 抜本的 (drastic / fundamental).

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attributive: provisional (before a noun)

soko ga ichiban zanteitekina bubun desu.

That is the most provisional part.

💡 Form of 暫定的 (provisional).

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attributive: permanent (before a noun)

koukyuutekina baai wa, saki ni soudan shite kudasai.

In permanent cases, please consult us first.

💡 Form of 恒久的 (permanent).

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attributive: comprehensive (before a noun)

houkatsutekina baai wa, saki ni soudan shite kudasai.

In comprehensive cases, please consult us first.

💡 Form of 包括的 (comprehensive).

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attributive: exhaustive (before a noun)

soko wa mouratekina tokoro desu ne.

That is a exhaustive point, is it not?

💡 Form of 網羅的 (exhaustive).

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attributive: exclusive (before a noun)

haitatekina men mo aru to omoimasu.

I think there is a exclusive aspect to it as well.

💡 Form of 排他的 (exclusive).

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attributive: latent (before a noun)

senzaitekina joutai ga tsuzuiteimasu.

A latent state is continuing.

💡 Form of 潜在的 (latent / potential).

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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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