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除外する

jo-gai suru
verb★Intermediate— to exclude
general

To remove or leave out something from a group or category.

この調査から特定のデータを除外する必要があります。

We need to exclude certain data from this survey.

💡

Often used in contexts like data analysis, legal documents, or decision-making processes.

Collocations

除外する必要があるneed to exclude除外リストexclusion list

Synonyms

排除する除く外す

Antonyms

含める加える含有する

Related Phrases

除外条項phrase
exclusion clause

💡Pro Tip

Formal Usage

This verb is often used in formal or technical contexts, such as legal documents or data analysis.

⚡Gold Rule

Context Matters

The meaning can vary slightly depending on the context, such as legal, financial, or everyday usage.

📖Word Origin

From '除' (jo, meaning 'to remove') and '外' (gai, meaning 'outside').

📝Usage Notes

Commonly used in formal and technical contexts, such as legal, financial, or data-related discussions.

Word Breakdown

除
to remove
root
+
外
outside
root
+
する
to do
suffix
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