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“Dandyism” in Japanese

Short answer
ダンディズム dandizumu

Dandyism in Japanese is “ダンディズム” (dandizumu). Full meaning: dandyism.

Other ways to say “Dandyism” in Japanese

伊達 date elegance, dandyism, sophistication, having style; affectation, showing off, putting on an air, appearances, doing something just for show だて date elegance, dandyism, sophistication, having style; affectation, showing off, putting on an air, appearances, doing something just for show ダテ date elegance, dandyism, sophistication, having style; affectation, showing off, putting on an air, appearances, doing something just for show ダンデイズム dandizumu dandyism ダンディスム dandisumu dandyism 婆娑羅 basara acting without restraint, self-indulgence, wild license, eccentricity; being pretentious, putting on airs, foppery, dandyism, coxcombry, gaudiness ばさら basara acting without restraint, self-indulgence, wild license, eccentricity; being pretentious, putting on airs, foppery, dandyism, coxcombry, gaudiness バサラ basara acting without restraint, self-indulgence, wild license, eccentricity; being pretentious, putting on airs, foppery, dandyism, coxcombry, gaudiness

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