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圧迫あっぱく

あっぱく · appaku

Pressure

  • oppression, suppression

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あっぱくが
Heiban

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How it’s used

Formal or medical contexts: physical pressure or figurative oppression, not everyday casual speech.

Compared to 圧力 (atsuryoku), which often means physical pressure, 圧迫 implies a squeezing or oppressive force.

Example sentences

My leg went numb from the prolonged pressure.

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I want to be free from the oppression of my heart.

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What does 圧迫 mean?

Pressure. It can also mean: oppression, suppression.

How do you pronounce 圧迫?

あっぱく (appaku). Pitch accent: heiban — flat. Press Listen above to hear it.

What JLPT level is 圧迫?

JLPT N1 — advanced. See the JLPT N1 guide.

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