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We found 4 words, 1 kanji, and 2 examples matching '弛み'
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Most common form: 緩み
noun
slack; looseness; play  (see also: 弛み)
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noun
relaxing; remitting; slackening  (see also: たゆみない; often written with kana only)
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Most common form: たるみ
noun
1. slack; slackening; sagginess; flabbiness (skin, etc.)  (often written with kana only)
2. dullness; letdown; depression; ennui  (often written with kana only)
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unslacking; unceasing  (often written with kana only)
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シ   ゆる to loosen   
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キュウ   ゆみ a bow   
ヤ   to be
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イベント
せいこう
成功
した
きでん
貴殿
たゆみ
どりょく
努力
けんしん
献身
おかげです
It was your tireless efforts and devotion that made the event successful.
からだ
たるみ
きしめる
title of book, album etc.
Tighten That Flab!
 
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