“To bully into leaving” in Japanese
Short answer
To bully into leaving in Japanese is “いびり出す” (ibiridasu). Full meaning: to drive (someone) out by bullying them, to bully (someone) into leaving, to treat (someone) so badly that they leave.
Other ways to say “To bully into leaving” in Japanese
いびりだす
ibiridasu to drive (someone) out by bullying them, to bully (someone) into leaving, to treat (someone) so badly that they leave
いびりださ
ibiridasa to drive (someone) out by bullying them, to bully (someone) into leaving, to treat (someone) so badly that they leave
いびり出せ
ibiridase to drive (someone) out by bullying them, to bully (someone) into leaving, to treat (someone) so badly that they leave
いびり出し
ibiridashi to drive (someone) out by bullying them, to bully (someone) into leaving, to treat (someone) so badly that they leave
いびり出そ
ibiridaso to drive (someone) out by bullying them, to bully (someone) into leaving, to treat (someone) so badly that they leave
いびり出さ
ibiridasa to drive (someone) out by bullying them, to bully (someone) into leaving, to treat (someone) so badly that they leave
いびりだそ
ibiridaso to drive (someone) out by bullying them, to bully (someone) into leaving, to treat (someone) so badly that they leave
いびりだせ
ibiridase to drive (someone) out by bullying them, to bully (someone) into leaving, to treat (someone) so badly that they leave
いびりだし
ibiridashi to drive (someone) out by bullying them, to bully (someone) into leaving, to treat (someone) so badly that they leave
いびりだそう
ibiridasoo to drive (someone) out by bullying them, to bully (someone) into leaving, to treat (someone) so badly that they leave
いびり出しゃ
ibiridasha to drive (someone) out by bullying them, to bully (someone) into leaving, to treat (someone) so badly that they leave
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