“Dissent” in Japanese
Short answer
Dissent in Japanese is “不承” (fushou). Full meaning: dissent, disagreement, disapproval, objection, refusal.
Other ways to say “Dissent” in Japanese
不承諾
fushoudaku dissent, disagreement, disapproval, objection, refusal
不承知
fushouchi dissent, disagreement, disapproval, objection, refusal
異議
igi objection, dissent, protest
不承認
fushounin disapproval, dissent, veto
反対
hantai opposition, resistance, antagonism, hostility, objection, dissent; reverse, opposite, inverse, contrary
不同意
fudoui disagreement, disapproval, objection, dissent, non-consent
はんたい
hantai opposition, resistance, antagonism, hostility, objection, dissent; reverse, opposite, inverse, contrary
反對
hantai opposition, resistance, antagonism, hostility, objection, dissent; reverse, opposite, inverse, contrary
はんたーい
hantaii opposition, resistance, antagonism, hostility, objection, dissent; reverse, opposite, inverse, contrary
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