Every word comes with furigana, romaji, and an original example sentence from real life in Japan.
10055 words · JLPT N1
JLPT N1 vocabulary
Words 411–420
shokuhatsu
inspiration / triggering
彼の挑戦に触発されました。
かれ の ちょうせん に しょくはつ されました。
kare no chousen ni shokuhatsu saremashita.
I was inspired by his challenge.
Say 触発 out loud inside a short sentence about your day. Linking it to “inspiration” in your own words builds the memory faster than rereading it.
Read the full tip →chouhatsu
provocation
相手の挑発に乗らないでください。
あいて の ちょうはつ に のらないで ください。
aite no chouhatsu ni noranaide kudasai.
Do not rise to the other side's provocation.
When you meet 挑発 in real text, pause on it once — meeting “provocation” in the wild a single time beats ten flashcard passes.
Read the full tip →sendou
incitement
群衆を扇動した男が逮捕されました。
ぐんしゅう を せんどう した おとこ が たいほ されました。
gunshuu o sendou shita otoko ga taiho saremashita.
The man who incited the crowd was arrested.
Picture the last situation where you needed the idea of “incitement” — at work, at the station, online — and attach 扇動 to that exact scene.
Read the full tip →sendou
agitation
暴動を煽動した罪に問われました。
ぼうどう を せんどう した つみ に とわれました。
boudou o sendou shita tsumi ni towaremashita.
He was charged with inciting the riot.
Make 煽動 yours: write one short sentence about “agitation” from your own life, and this word will come back when you actually need it.
Read the full tip →kesshouka
crystallization
砂糖が結晶化しました。
さとう が けっしょうか しました。
satou ga kesshouka shimashita.
The sugar crystallized.
Tie 結晶化 to one concrete moment from your own week in Japan where “crystallization” came up — a word anchored to a real scene sticks far better than a definition.
Read the full tip →gyoushuku
condensation
この本には彼の経験が凝縮されています。
この ほん に は かれ の けいけん が ぎょうしゅく されています。
kono hon ni wa kare no keiken ga gyoushuku sareteimasu.
His experience is condensed into this book.
Picture the last situation where you needed the idea of “condensation” — at work, at the station, online — and attach 凝縮 to that exact scene.
Read the full tip →gyouko
solidification
血液が凝固しました。
けつえき が ぎょうこ しました。
ketsueki ga gyouko shimashita.
The blood coagulated.
When you meet 凝固 in real text, pause on it once — meeting “solidification” in the wild a single time beats ten flashcard passes.
Read the full tip →yuukai
melting
氷が融解して水になりました。
こおり が ゆうかい して みず に なりました。
koori ga yuukai shite mizu ni narimashita.
The ice melted into water.
Say 融解 out loud inside a short sentence about your day. Linking it to “melting” in your own words builds the memory faster than rereading it.
Read the full tip →youkai
dissolution
塩は水に溶解します。
しお は みず に ようかい します。
shio wa mizu ni youkai shimasu.
Salt dissolves in water.
Tie 溶解 to one concrete moment from your own week in Japan where “dissolution” came up — a word anchored to a real scene sticks far better than a definition.
Read the full tip →jouhatsu
evaporation
水分が蒸発しました。
すいぶん が じょうはつ しました。
suibun ga jouhatsu shimashita.
The moisture evaporated.
Make 蒸発 yours: write one short sentence about “evaporation” from your own life, and this word will come back when you actually need it.
Read the full tip →Full-level practice
Ten sets, fifty randomly selected questions in every set.
Randomly selected from the full N1 vocabulary level, with four answer choices for every question.
Start final setRandomly selected from the full N1 vocabulary level, with four answer choices for every question.
Start final setRandomly selected from the full N1 vocabulary level, with four answer choices for every question.
Start final setRandomly selected from the full N1 vocabulary level, with four answer choices for every question.
Start final setRandomly selected from the full N1 vocabulary level, with four answer choices for every question.
Start final setRandomly selected from the full N1 vocabulary level, with four answer choices for every question.
Start final setRandomly selected from the full N1 vocabulary level, with four answer choices for every question.
Start final setRandomly selected from the full N1 vocabulary level, with four answer choices for every question.
Start final setRandomly selected from the full N1 vocabulary level, with four answer choices for every question.
Start final setRandomly selected from the full N1 vocabulary level, with four answer choices for every question.
Start final set