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    3. 痛快

    痛快

    痛つう快かい

    exhilarating

    KMT9News #28+1Noun, AdjectiveEmotions & PsychologyKanji Vocab19 strokes

    つうかい

    Noun, Adjective

    1.
    exhilarating, thrilling, intensely pleasurable

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    彼かれの痛つう快かいなジョークに、みんなが笑わらった。

    Everyone laughed at his hilarious joke.

    KMT7Emotions & PsychologyDaily Life
    悪あく役やくが最さい後ごに罰ばっせられるのは、痛つう快かいな展てん開かいだ。

    It's an exhilarating development when the villain is finally punished.

    KMT9Emotions & PsychologyLiterature
    予よ想そう外がいの勝しょう利りに、観かん客きゃくは痛つう快かいな気き分ぶんになった。

    The unexpected victory left the audience feeling exhilarated.

    KMT9Emotions & PsychologySports & Martial Arts
    彼かれの痛つう快かいなスピーチは、聴ちょう衆しゅうの心こころを掴つかんだ。

    His thrilling speech captivated the audience.

    KMT9Emotions & PsychologyWork & Career
    困こん難なんを乗のり越こえ目もく標ひょうを達たっ成せいした時ときの痛つう快かいさは、何なに物ものにも代かえがたい。

    The exhilaration of overcoming difficulties and achieving a goal is irreplaceable.

    KMT10Emotions & PsychologyCore Concepts

    Kanji that make up this word

    痛
    いた.い・いた.む・いた.ましい・いた.める…(1)
    pain・hurt・damage・bruise
    快
    こころよ.い…(2)
    cheerful・pleasant・agreeable・comfortable
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