解かい除じょ

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Common wordJLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 5,000

解除する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Used for formally ending or canceling a contract, agreement, or legal arrangement.

Related words· 7

解かい約やくN1sense 1
解約 specifically means canceling a contract, subscription, or service, usually from the customer's side, while 解除 covers a broader range including lifting bans or locks.
取とり消けしN3sense 1
取り消し is a general word for canceling or revoking things like orders or statements, while 解除 implies a more formal or systematic release from a state or obligation.
解かい消しょうN3sense 1
解消 emphasizes dissolving a relationship, contract, or bad feeling (like stress), whereas 解除 focuses on formally ending or lifting an official restriction.
撤てっ廃ぱい sense 2
撤廃 means completely abolishing a system, rule, or policy, while 解除 can also mean the more temporary lifting of a specific ban or alert.

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解かい禁きん sense 2
解禁 specifically means lifting a ban so an activity becomes allowed again, a narrower use than the general 解除.
廃はい止しN1sense 2
廃止 means abolishing a law, system, or institution permanently, while 解除 often refers to releasing something from a temporary restricted state.
解とくN3
解く and 解除する both mean to lift or cancel a restriction, but 解除する is the more formal, official term used for contracts, bans, or alerts.

Opposites

封ふう鎖さN1
封鎖 sets up a block on access or funds, while 解除 lifts or cancels that block, restoring normal access.
発はつ令れい
発令 means to issue an official order or alert, while 解除 means to lift or cancel that order or alert.
凍とう結けつN1
解除 means to lift or cancel a restriction, the opposite of 凍結 when it refers to freezing assets, prices, or projects.

Don't confuse with

介かい助じょ
解除 is pronounced identically to 介助 but means 'cancellation' or 'release' (e.g. of a contract or lock), while 介助 means physical assistance or care.
解かい約やくN1
解除 means to lift or release something general like a lock, ban, or restriction, whereas 解約 specifically refers to ending a contractual agreement.
解かい消しょうN3
解除 refers to lifting or releasing something that was in effect, like a ban or lock, while 解消 refers to permanently ending or dissolving the thing itself, and learners often confuse the two because they share the kanji 解.