指し摘てき

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指摘する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Used for drawing attention to a fact, problem, or detail, often in a corrective or clarifying way. Common in formal and everyday contexts.

〈事こと〉を指し摘てきするto point out (a fact, problem, or detail)
先せん生せいはレポートの間ま違ちがいを指し摘てきした。
The teacher pointed out the mistakes in the report.
〈人ひと〉に指し摘てきされるto have something pointed out by someone
同どう僚りょうに問もん題だい点てんを指し摘てきされた。
A colleague pointed out the problem to me.
指し摘てきを受うけるto receive a point made about a fault or issue
監かん査さで複ふく数すうの指し摘てきを受うけた。
We received several findings from the audit.
鋭するどい指し摘てきa sharp, insightful point
彼かれの鋭するどい指し摘てきに皆みんなが納なっ得とくした。
Everyone was convinced by his sharp observation.

示し唆さN1
指摘 is a direct, explicit pointing out of a specific fact or problem, while 示唆 is a subtler hint or suggestion.
注ちゅう意いN4
指摘 is a neutral act of identifying a fact or issue, whereas 注意 often carries the sense of a warning or caution to someone.
言げん及きゅう
指摘 highlights a specific problem or detail pointedly, while 言及 is a more general reference or mention of a topic.
摘てき出しゅつ
指摘 means pointing out a fact or error in conversation or writing, whereas 摘出 is more formal and often used for uncovering deeper hidden issues.

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指さし示しめす
指摘する means to point out a problem, error, or fact in speech or writing, whereas 指し示す is broader and can involve physical pointing as well as figurative indication.
指し示じN3
指摘 means to point out a specific fact or error, while 指示 in its 'indication' sense means to show or designate something more generally.

指し示じN3
指摘 (pointing out a fact or flaw) and 指示 (giving an instruction or direction) share the kanji 指 but describe very different acts.
摘てき発はつN1
指摘 simply points out a fact or issue, while 摘発 means to expose or crack down on wrongdoing, sharing the kanji 摘 but implying enforcement action.
指し定ていN3
指摘 (してき) means to point out or note a fact or problem, and is easily confused with 指定 (してい) due to their similar sound, but the meanings are unrelated.

Compound of 指 (point) and 摘 (pick out), literally 'point out and pick out'.