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26 word matches found for '離' using reading 'ばな'
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Most common form: 手放し
noun
1. without holding on; without using the hands; letting go one's hold
2. lack of reserve; lack of restraint; openly
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Most common form: 手放す
'su' godan verb, transitive verb
1. to let go of; to release; to drop
2. to part with (e.g. a possession); to relinquish; to spare; to sell
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pulled or torn muscle
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suffix
1. separation from; loss of interest in; independence of; distancing (of oneself) from; disillusionment with; alienation from (something)  (this meaning is restricted to reading ばなれ)
prefix
2. detached (dwelling, room)  (see also: 離れ座敷; this meaning is restricted to reading はなれ)
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noun
shift away from rice consumption; consumers losing interest in eating rice
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noun
(way of) spending money; free spending
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noun
not up with the times; out of touch
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2
(child) no longer requiring constant monitoring; completing a job
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5
expression
unwordly; superhuman
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3
independence from parents
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Most common form: 世間ばなれ
becoming unworldly; being free from worldliness; not keeping up with social norms  (see also: 世離れる)
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getting up; getting out of bed; recovery from an illness
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4
Most common form: 浮世離れ
unworldly; other-worldly; free from worldliness
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noun
science phobia
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5
unreality; becoming disconnected from reality
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ichidan verb, intransitive verb
to become unworldly; to stop keeping up with social norms; to be out of touch with reality  (see also: 世間離れ)
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noun
disintermediation; removing money from banks; seeking non-bank funds sources
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3
noun
customers losing interest in product or shop
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2
parents' ability (or inability) to let go of their children
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3
unworldliness
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4
aliteracy; loss of interest in or shift away from reading (especially serious) books or literature
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noun
disillusionment with politics
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weaning
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Most common form: 日本人ばなれ
un-Japanese in appearance or character
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noun
flight from science
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2
leaving the nest; leaving home
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