軽けい視し

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軽視する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Used for treating something as unimportant or not taking it seriously. Often used with する to mean 'to disregard' or 'to belittle'.

〈事こと〉を軽けい視しするto make light of / disregard something
彼かれは安あん全ぜん対たい策さくを軽けい視しして事じ故こを起おこした。
He caused an accident by disregarding safety measures.
〈事こと〉を軽けい視しできないcannot afford to dismiss/underestimate something
この問もん題だいは軽けい視しできない。
This problem cannot be dismissed lightly.
〈事こと〉が軽けい視しされがちだsomething tends to be underestimated/overlooked
睡すい眠みんの重じゅう要よう性せいは軽けい視しされがちだ。
The importance of sleep tends to be underestimated.

無む視しN3
無視 means to ignore something completely and often deliberately, while 軽視 means to underestimate or not take something seriously without necessarily ignoring it outright.
軽かろんじるN1
軽んじる is a more literary verb meaning to look down on or make light of something, whereas 軽視 is the more common noun/する-verb used in everyday and formal writing alike.
過か小しょう評ひょう価か
過小評価 specifically means rating something's value or ability lower than it actually is, while 軽視 more broadly means treating something as unimportant or not taking it seriously.
なおざりN1
軽視 is a more formal, often written term for undervaluing or making light of something, whereas なおざり emphasizes leaving a matter untended rather than judging its importance.
軽けい蔑べつN1
軽視 means to underrate or make light of something's importance, whereas 軽蔑 is a personal feeling of contempt toward a person or their character.

重じゅう視しN3
重視 means to regard something as important, the direct opposite of 軽視, which means to treat something as unimportant.
偏へん重ちょう
軽視 means to make light of or disregard something, the opposite of 偏重's excessive emphasis on it.
珍ちん重ちょう
軽視 means to look down on or disregard something, the opposite of 珍重, which means to prize or value it highly.

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尊そん重ちょうN3
軽視 means to look down on or make light of something, the opposite of 尊重, which means to honor and value it.
重じゅう要よう視し
軽視 means to treat something as unimportant or make light of it, the direct opposite of 重要視, which means to regard something as important.

Compound of 軽 (light, slight) and 視 (see, regard). The meaning 'to regard lightly' is transparent from the kanji components.