“Removal” in Japanese
Short answer
Removal in Japanese is “欠除” (ketsujo). Full meaning: removal, omission; lusting.
Other ways to say “Removal” in Japanese
取り外し
torihazushi removal, detachment, demounting, dismantling, disassembly
撤去
tekkyo removal, taking away, dismantling (a building, facilities, etc.), withdrawal (of troops)
除去
jokyo removal, getting rid of
撤収
tesshuu removal (of a building, equipment, etc.), dismantling (e.g. a tent), striking (a stage set, camp, etc.); withdrawal (of troops), pulling out, evacuation, retreat
収去
shuukyo removal
刈除
gaijo removal, cut off, mowing
除害
jogai removal (of something dangerous or damaging)
減設
gensetsu removal (of equipment, facilities, etc.), scaling back, downgrading
剔除
tekijo removal (in surgery)
削去
sakkyo removal, deletion
消除
shoujo deletion, removal, elimination, erasure, cancellation, revocation
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