Refers to the act or principle of excluding others; often used in social, economic, or technical contexts. Frequently appears in the adjective 排他的 (exclusive).
That club is exclusive and does not accept new members.
Exclusive control is important in databases.
排他 is a neutral term for excluding others, whereas 排斥 carries a stronger, often hostile nuance of rejecting or driving out a group.
排他 focuses on shutting others out, while 独占 focuses on gaining sole possession or control of something.
排他 means excluding others, while 包含 means including or encompassing them.
排他 means 'exclusive/exclusionary' in a general sense with no reference to Japan, whereas 排日 specifically targets Japan or Japanese people.
排他 is an adjectival noun meaning 'exclusive' (describing an attitude or policy), while 排斥 is the act of actively rejecting or boycotting someone or something.
Compound of 排 (repel, exclude) and 他 (other). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the kanji combination directly conveys the meaning of excluding others.