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不裁可 (ふさいか, fusaika) Japanese meaning: veto | Kotomora
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Related words 拒きょ 否ひ 拒否 is a general term for refusal or denial, while 不裁可 specifically refers to formal disapproval or veto, especially in official or legislative settings.
否ひ 決けつ 否決 means voting down or rejecting a proposal, often used in meetings or assemblies. 不裁可 implies a higher-level authoritative rejection, such as by an executive.
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The president vetoed the bill.
The committee's proposal was rejected.
Etymology Compound of 不 (negative prefix) and 裁可 (approval, sanction). 裁可 itself is a formal term for official approval, so 不裁可 literally means 'non-approval' or 'disapproval'.
