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安心感 (anshinkan) Japanese meaning: sense of security | Kotomora
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This town has good public safety, so I feel a sense of security.
When I'm near him, I feel a strange sense of reassurance.
Usage patterns 〈 人ひと 〉 に 安あん 心しん 感かん を 与あた える to give someone a sense of security
The teacher's smile gives the students a sense of security.
安あん 心しん 感かん を 得え る to gain a sense of security
I gained peace of mind by getting insurance.
〈 物もの 〉 に 安あん 心しん 感かん がある to feel reassured by something
There's a reassuring quality to this brand's products.
Kanji 感 emotion, feeling, sensation Related words 安心 is the basic word for feeling relieved or at ease and is often used as a suru-verb, while 安心感 refers to the lasting, describable sense of security itself.
安堵感 emphasizes the momentary relief felt right after a worry is resolved, whereas 安心感 describes a more sustained, ongoing sense of security.
Opposites 不安感 is the feeling of anxiety or unease, the direct opposite of the reassuring feeling described by 安心感.
安心感 is a feeling of security and reassurance, the opposite of the alarm and unease captured by 危機感.
安心感 is a feeling of security and calm, the direct opposite of the nervous, tense feeling described by 緊張感.
Etymology Compound of 安心 (あんしん, 'peace of mind') + 感 (かん, 'feeling, sense').
違い 和わ 感かん
安心感 is the feeling of security and ease, the opposite of the unsettled, out-of-place feeling described by 違和感.
