結けっ成せい

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結成する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Used for formally creating or organizing a group, team, committee, association, or similar body. Often implies a deliberate, structured act.

〈物もの〉を結けっ成せいするto form (a group, band, team, etc.)
彼かれらはロックバンドを結けっ成せいした。
They formed a rock band.
〈人ひと〉と〈物もの〉を結けっ成せいするto form (a group) together with someone
友ゆう人じんと劇げき団だんを結けっ成せいした。
I formed a theater troupe with a friend.
〈物もの〉が結けっ成せいされるfor a group/organization to be formed
新あたらしい委い員いん会かいが結けっ成せいされた。
A new committee was formed.

設せつ立りつN1
設立 is used for establishing companies or institutions within a legal/formal framework, while 結成 emphasizes bringing people together to form a group or team.
組そ織しきN3
組織 can describe an existing organization or the general act of organizing, whereas 結成 focuses specifically on the initial act of forming a new group.
発ほっ足そくN1
発足 emphasizes the moment an organization or project actually starts operating, while 結成 emphasizes the act of gathering members to create the group itself.
創そう設せつ
創設 stresses founding something new and lasting, often an institution, whereas 結成 is more neutral and commonly used for bands, teams, or committees.

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結けっ党とう
結成 is the general word for forming any group or organization, while 結党 is used only for founding a political party.
旗はた揚あげ
結成 is the neutral term for forming any organization, while 旗揚げ adds a vivid, ceremonial sense of a public debut.

解かい散さんN3
解散 means to disband or dissolve a group, the direct opposite of 結成, which means to form one.

結けっ束そくN1
結束 means unity or solidarity among members, while 結成 refers to the act of creating the group in the first place; they share the kanji 結 but differ in meaning.

Compound of 結 (けつ, 'tie, bind') and 成 (せい, 'become, form'). The combination conveys the idea of binding elements together to create something new.