峻烈
意味
Severe; harsh; rigorous; stern. Describes a quality of sharp, uncompromising intensity — in criticism, punishment, or demands.
A na-adjective (and noun) with a literary register, used to describe criticism, conditions, or attitudes that are unsparing and cutting. Unlike 厳しい (strict, applied broadly), 峻烈 implies a biting, almost painful sharpness — like the face of a sheer cliff. Often encountered in literary criticism, scholarly writing, and journalism.
例文
- 彼の峻烈な批評は業界に衝撃を与え、多くの作家が震え上がった。
- 峻烈な訓練に耐え抜いた者だけが、最終選考に残ることができた。
- 師匠の峻烈な指導のおかげで、弟子の技術は飛躍的に伸びた。
使い方ガイド
場面: criticism, literature, training, academia
トーン: stern
起源と歴史
Compound of 峻 (shun, steep/lofty/severe) and 烈 (retsu, intense/fierce). 峻 evokes a sheer mountain face — high and unforgiving — while 烈 intensifies this into burning, relentless severity.
文化的背景
時代: Meiji–Modern
世代: Adults
社会的背景: Educated
関連フレーズ
フラッシュカード、クイズ、音声発音、間隔反復