“Turning away from” in Japanese
Short answer
Turning away from in Japanese is “離れ” (banare). Full meaning: turning away from, shift away from, loss of interest in, alienation from; being far removed from, being very different from, being (completely) unlike; becoming independent of.
Other ways to say “Turning away from” in Japanese
はなれ
hanare turning away from, shift away from, loss of interest in, alienation from; being far removed from, being very different from, being (completely) unlike; becoming independent of
バナレ
banare turning away from, shift away from, loss of interest in, alienation from; being far removed from, being very different from, being (completely) unlike; becoming independent of
ばなれ
banare turning away from, shift away from, loss of interest in, alienation from; being far removed from, being very different from, being (completely) unlike; becoming independent of
ハナレ
hanare turning away from, shift away from, loss of interest in, alienation from; being far removed from, being very different from, being (completely) unlike; becoming independent of
離
hanare turning away from, shift away from, loss of interest in, alienation from; being far removed from, being very different from, being (completely) unlike; becoming independent of
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