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剥奪 (はくだつ, hakudatsu) Japanese meaning: stripping | Kotomora
Freq. Frequency Top 20,000 Conjugation 剥奪する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 剥はく 奪だつ する 剥はく 奪だつ しない Polite 剥はく 奪だつ します 剥はく 奪だつ しません Past polite 剥はく 奪だつ しました 剥はく 奪だつ しませんでした Past 剥はく 奪だつ した 剥はく 奪だつ しなかった Te-form 剥はく 奪だつ して 剥はく 奪だつ しないで Desire 剥はく 奪だつ したい 剥はく 奪だつ したくない Potential 剥はく 奪だつ できる 剥はく 奪だつ できない Passive 剥はく 奪だつ される 剥はく 奪だつ されない Causative 剥はく 奪だつ させる 剥はく 奪だつ させない Causative passive 剥はく 奪だつ させられる 剥はく 奪だつ させられない Volitional 剥はく 奪だつ しよう Polite volitional 剥はく 奪だつ しましょう Imperative 剥はく 奪だつ しろ 剥はく 奪だつ するな Conditional 剥はく 奪だつ すれば 剥はく 奪だつ しなければ Tara conditional 剥はく 奪だつ したら 剥はく 奪だつ しなかったら
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裁さい 判ばん 所しょ は 彼かれ の 親しん 権けん を 剥はく 奪だつ し た 。
The court stripped him of his parental rights.
He was deprived of his qualifications due to misconduct.
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 を 剥はく 奪だつ する to strip someone of something (a right, title, status)
The court stripped him of his citizenship.
〈 人ひと 〉 から 〈 物もの 〉 を 剥はく 奪だつ する to revoke something from someone
The organization stripped the athlete of his medal.
〈 物もの 〉 を 剥はく 奪だつ される to have something revoked or stripped away
His qualification was revoked.
Kanji 奪 rob, take by force, snatch away Related words 没収 refers to confiscating physical property or items, while 剥奪 more broadly covers stripping abstract rights, status, or qualifications.
喪失 describes loss or forfeiture that can happen naturally or unintentionally, whereas 剥奪 implies an authority actively and deliberately taking something away.
取り消し is a general term for cancelling or annulling something (a contract, order, license), while 剥奪 specifically emphasizes forcibly removing a right or status as a penalty.
剥奪する is the formal term for officially stripping someone of rights or status, while 剥がす in this sense is used more casually, as in 身ぐるみをはがす.
Opposites 付与 means to grant or confer a right or privilege, the direct opposite of 剥奪, which means to strip or revoke it.
享受 means to enjoy or receive a benefit or right, while 剥奪 means to strip someone of that same right or benefit.
剥奪 means to strip someone of a title, right, or honor, the reverse of 授与, which means to formally grant one.
Written forms 剥はく 奪だつ Usage 52%
剝はく 奪だつ Usage 44%
Variant form using the older 剝 character; rarely used in modern writing.
はく 奪だつ Usage 3%
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Mixed kana-kanji spelling; primarily a search aid.
Etymology Compound of 剥 (to peel off, strip) and 奪 (to take by force, rob). The combination conveys the idea of forcibly removing something from someone.
