English–Japanese
“suppression” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajidan'atsu
Example
政府による反対意見の弾圧が続いています。sei fu ni yo ru han tai i ken no dan atsu ga tsuzu i te i ma su
The suppression of opposing views by the government continues.
How to say “suppression” in Japanese
“Suppression” in Japanese is 弾圧 (dan'atsu).
Describes powerful control that pushes opposition down and prevents it from being openly expressed.
Example sentences with 弾圧
少数派への弾圧は、対話の機会を奪います。shō sū ha e no dan atsu wa tai wa no ki kai o uba i ma su
Oppression of minorities takes away opportunities for dialogue.
Tips for using 弾圧
- Unlike a routine restriction, 弾圧 (dan'atsu) commonly describes force aimed at silencing dissent, so it suits news about protests, opposition groups, and critical speech.