“Exclusion” in Japanese
Short answer
Exclusion in Japanese is “排除” (haijo). Full meaning: exclusion, removal, elimination, clearing away, getting rid of.
Other ways to say “Exclusion” in Japanese
除却
jokyaku exclusion, elimination
排他
haita exclusion
圧排
appai exclusion, retraction, displacement
除斥
joseki exclusion
排他演算
haitaenzan exclusion, NOT-IF-THEN operation
除外
jogai exception, exclusion
爪弾き
tsumahajiki shunning, ostracism, exclusion, rejection, snub, leaving (someone) out, giving (someone) the cold shoulder; flick (of one's finger; to express disgust, scorn, disapproval, etc.); playing with one's fingers (a guitar, etc.)
適用除外
tekiyoujogai exemption (e.g. from application of a law), exclusion
外国人排斥
gaikokujinhaiseki xenophobia, exclusion (of foreigners)
つまはじき
tsumahajiki shunning, ostracism, exclusion, rejection, snub, leaving (someone) out, giving (someone) the cold shoulder; flick (of one's finger; to express disgust, scorn, disapproval, etc.); playing with one's fingers (a guitar, etc.)
ツマはじき
tsumahajiki shunning, ostracism, exclusion, rejection, snub, leaving (someone) out, giving (someone) the cold shoulder; flick (of one's finger; to express disgust, scorn, disapproval, etc.); playing with one's fingers (a guitar, etc.)
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