Common Words by Reading

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evolution ②evolution
change ②variety ③inflection ④sidestepping
strengthening ②reinforcement
culture ②Bunka era (1804.2.11-1818.4.22)
to change (into) ②to influence
fossil ②petrifaction
deterioration
purification ②cleanup (e.g. of politics)
stimulation (e.g. of an economy) ②activation
breaking ball (pitch)
substantiation ②(specific to object language classes) instantiation
making (a manga, video game, etc.) into an animated film or TV series
disabling ②vitiation
digestion (of food) ②digestion (of information) ③losing one's form and turning into something else
increase in sophistication
diversification
ける
かす
15.9%
to take the form of (esp. in ref. to a spirit, fox, raccoon dog, etc.) ②to disguise oneself as ③to change radically ④to improve unexpectedly and dramatically (esp. of an actor, artist, rikishi, etc.)
to bewitch
to take the form of (esp. in ref. to a spirit, fox, raccoon dog, etc.) ②to disguise oneself as ③to change radically ④to improve unexpectedly and dramatically (esp. of an actor, artist, rikishi, etc.)
haunted house ②haunted house (attraction)
transforming oneself ②artificial fly (for fishing)
mask (concealing one's true character)
supernatural tanuki (Japanese folklore)
extremely popular long-running TV show
to unmask (someone's true nature)
parity check (data, memory, etc.)
corruption (of text, e.g. in email, due to improper encoding)
dance in which the performer quickly changes his clothes seven times ②the seven disguises of ninja
private traditional calendar published illegally (Edo period)
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6.1%
incarnation
make-up ②decoration
religious-fund soliciting
incarnation (of Buddha or bodhisattva) ②embodiment (as in "embodiment of evil")
turning evil into good through proselytization
death (of a high priest)
manifesting in human form (of a Buddha or Bodhisattva)
adjusting one's makeup ②renovation
very stormy weather (at sea) ②very poor catch of fish (due to stormy seas)
lands outside (Chinese) civilization
fancy box ②vanity case
Others
house used (by noble ladies) for putting on makeup