“Weakening” in Japanese
Short answer
Weakening in Japanese is “衰え” (otoroe). Full meaning: weakening, emaciation, decline.
Other ways to say “Weakening” in Japanese
弱化
jakka weakening
弱体化
jakutaika weakening
減弱
genjaku reduction, weakening, attenuation, diminution, diminishment, lessening
弱まり
yowamari abatement, weakening
ナーフ
naafu nerfing, weakening
弱毒化
jakudokuka attenuation, weakening
おとろえ
otoroe weakening, emaciation, decline
軟化
nanka softening; softening (of attitude), mollification; weakening (of the market)
骨抜き
honenuki boning (fish or meat), deboning; watering down (a plan, bill, etc.), dilution, emasculation; taking the backbone out of, weakening
失速
shissoku stall; downturn, slowdown, slump, weakening, decline
骨ヌキ
honenuki boning (fish or meat), deboning; watering down (a plan, bill, etc.), dilution, emasculation; taking the backbone out of, weakening
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