“To be partial” in Japanese
Short answer
To be partial in Japanese is “偏する” (hensuru). Full meaning: to be biased, to be prejudiced, to be partial, to be one-sided.
Other ways to say “To be partial” in Japanese
へんし
henshi to be biased, to be prejudiced, to be partial, to be one-sided
偏る
katayoru to lean (to one side), to incline; to be unbalanced (e.g. diet), to be unduly weighted towards, to be concentrated on; to be partial, to be biased, to be prejudiced
へんする
hensuru to be biased, to be prejudiced, to be partial, to be one-sided
へんしよう
henshiyoo to be biased, to be prejudiced, to be partial, to be one-sided
へんすん
hensun to be biased, to be prejudiced, to be partial, to be one-sided
へんしよ
henshiyo to be biased, to be prejudiced, to be partial, to be one-sided
へんせ
hense to be biased, to be prejudiced, to be partial, to be one-sided
へんしろ
henshiro to be biased, to be prejudiced, to be partial, to be one-sided
へんすれ
hensure to be biased, to be prejudiced, to be partial, to be one-sided
へんせよ
henseyo to be biased, to be prejudiced, to be partial, to be one-sided
へんしよふ
henshiyoo to be biased, to be prejudiced, to be partial, to be one-sided
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