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純然 (じゅんぜん, junzen) Japanese meaning: absolute | Kotomora
じ 字
Kanji 純 genuine, purity, innocence 然 sort of thing, so, if so Related words 全まった く 全く is a more common, everyday adverb meaning 'completely' or 'really', while 純然 is more formal and emphasizes purity or absoluteness.
完かん 全ぜん 完全 is a noun/adjective meaning 'perfect' or 'complete', often used in a broader range of contexts, whereas 純然 is more literary and stresses the unadulterated nature of something.
Etymology Compound of 純 (pure) and 然 (a suffix forming adjectives/adverbs indicating state or manner). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the combination conveys 'in a pure state' or 'unmixed'.
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たる
事じ
実じつ
だ
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That is an absolute fact.
His actions are sheer criminal conduct.
This problem is a purely technical one.
