反抗

• 読み: はんこう
• ローマ字: hankou
• 漢字の分解: 反 (han) — anti, against, reverse; 抗 (kou) — resist, oppose
• 発音: /haɴ.koː/

意味

Opposition; resistance; defiance. The act of actively opposing or resisting authority.

A noun that functions as a suru verb (反抗する). Typically implies defiance against authority figures such as parents, teachers, or government. The well-known compound 反抗期 (rebellious phase) refers to adolescent rebellion, a universally recognized stage of development. Stronger and more confrontational than 反対 (disagreement/opposition).

例文

1. 息子は最近反抗期で何を言っても聞かない。
2. 生徒たちが厳しい校則に反抗した。
3. 若い頃は親に反抗ばかりしていた。

使い方ガイド

場面: family, education, psychology

トーン: confrontational

起源と歴史

Compound of 反 (han, anti/against) and 抗 (kou, resist/oppose). Together, 'turning against and resisting' — active defiance of established authority.

文化的背景

時代: Modern

世代: All ages

社会的背景: Universal