反はん発ぱつ

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反発する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Active resistance or pushback against an idea, rule, authority, or trend. Can range from mild refusal to organized revolt.

Physical bounce-back or recoil; also used for magnetic/electrical repulsion. Often appears in technical contexts.

Financial or market context: a price or index rising again after a decline. Often used with 株価, 相場, etc.

〈事こと〉〉に反発はんぱつするto push back against/oppose something
彼かれは上じょう司しの意い見けんに反はん発ぱつした。
He pushed back against his boss's opinion.
〈人ひと〉〉の反発はんぱつを招まねくto provoke backlash from people
その政せい策さくは国こく民みんの反はん発ぱつを招まねいた。
The policy provoked backlash from the public.
反発はんぱつが強つよまるfor opposition/backlash to intensify
増ぞう税ぜいへの反はん発ぱつが強つよまっている。
Opposition to the tax increase is growing stronger.
株価かぶかが反発はんぱつするfor stock prices to rebound
株かぶ価かは前ぜん日じつの下げ落らくから反はん発ぱつした。
Stock prices rebounded from the previous day's decline.
〈物もの〉〉に当あたって反発はんぱつするto bounce back after hitting something
ボールは壁かべに当あたって強つよく反はん発ぱつした。
The ball hit the wall and bounced back hard.

抵てい抗こうN3sense 1
抵抗 covers broad physical or mental resistance, while 反発 focuses on a reactive pushback or backlash against something specific.
反はん動どうN1sense 1
反動 describes the resulting reaction or backlash as a consequence, often political or mechanical, whereas 反発 is the active opposing force itself.
反はん抗こうN3sense 1
反抗 is defiance or rebellion against authority (like a child against a parent), while 反発 is broader and can apply to ideas, policies, or trends as well.
反はん感かんN1sense 1
反感 is the feeling of antipathy or ill will someone holds, while 反発 is the outward act or expression of pushing back.

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跳はね返かえる sense 2
跳ね返る is a colloquial verb for something physically bouncing back, while 反発 is the more formal noun used for the same rebound as well as abstract opposition.
回かい復ふくN3sense 3
回復 is the general term for recovery or improvement, while 反発 specifically refers to a price or index bouncing back after a decline.
リバウンド
反発 is often used for a market or price bouncing back after a drop, whereas リバウンド covers that sense too but is more casual and also used for sports rebounds.
拒きょ絶ぜつ反はん応のう
反発 is a general word for pushback or backlash to an idea or action, whereas 拒絶反応 specifically frames the reaction as an instinctive, almost physical rejection.
対たい立りつN2
反発 focuses on a reactive pushback or resistance to something, while 対立 describes an ongoing standoff between two sides.
不ふ服ふくN1
反発 emphasizes active resistance or pushback against something, while 不服 focuses on the inner feeling of not accepting a decision.

賛さん成せいN4sense 1
賛成 means agreement or approval, the direct opposite of the opposition or pushback expressed by 反発.
下げ落らく sense 3
下落 means a price or index falling, the opposite of the upward bounce described by 反発 in market contexts.
迎げい合ごう
反発 means to resist or push back against opinion or trends, the opposite of 迎合's submissive catering to them.

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反はん落らく
反発 describes a rebound or rise after a preceding fall, the mirror opposite movement of 反落.
吸きゅう引いん
吸引 describes a pulling or attracting force, while 反発 describes a repelling or pushing-away force, the two being opposite effects.

反はん射しゃN1sense 2
反射 refers to a reflex or optical/physical reflection, while 反発 refers to pushing back or rebounding with force; the two share the kanji 反 but describe different phenomena.
続ぞく伸しん
反発 refers to a rebound after a preceding decline, whereas 続伸 refers to a rise that continues without such a drop beforehand.
奮ふん発ぱつN1
反発 sounds similar to 奮発 but means repulsion or pushing back against something, unrelated to effort or spending.

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反はん発ぱつUsage94%
Standard modern spelling for all senses.
反はん撥ぱつUsage6%
rarely-used kanji form
Rarely used kanji form; 撥 is not a jōyō kanji.

Compound of 反 (counter, anti-) and 発 (emit, spring forth). The rare form 反撥 uses 撥 (brush away, repel), which reinforces the rebounding nuance.