Kanji宣
Readingせん
Frequency97%
Used in (148 in total)
declaration; proclamation; announcement
publicity; advertisement; advertising; propaganda
declaration of war; proclamation of war
sentencing; pronouncement of a verdict; passing of sentence; declaration (of a diagnosis, bankruptcy, decision, etc.); announcement; pronouncement
oath; abjuration; pledge
oracle; revelation; divine message
imperial order; imperial decree
religious mission; religious proclamation
declaration of war
impact of publicity or propaganda
sales message; sales copy
declaration of a state of emergency
declaration of independence
to announce; to declare
advertising department; public relations department; PR department
imperial proclamation
proclamation; dissemination; promulgation
athlete's oath of fair play
Potsdam Declaration (July 26, 1945 statement establishing the terms of a Japanese surrender)
promo; advertising for a program (TV, radio, etc.); program publicity
imperial edict (written in a classical grandiose style)
publicity or advertising expenses
imperial command (decree); decree of cloistered emperor
Tang lunar calendar (used for 823 years in Japan)
oracle; revelation; divine message; tedious talk; impertinent talk; repetitious talk
announcement of one's retirement
sound truck (used for campaigning, advertising or propaganda); loudspeaker van; (right-wing) propaganda vehicle
administration of an oath
court decision declaring a missing person legally dead
written imperial order (late Heian period)
declaration of a state of emergency
enhancement (e.g. of national prestige); raising; heightening; promotion
Declaration of the Rights of Man (during the French Revolution; 1789)
(written) declaration
declaration of death; pronouncing someone to be dead
advertising material; promotional material; propaganda material
adjudication of bankruptcy
advertising van; loudspeaker truck
promotional photo (models, singers, etc.)
to announce; to declare
pacification
stating clearly; declaration; proclamation
carrying out (political) propaganda activity on the streets
publicist; public relations officer; press agent; propagandist; flack
propaganda work; propaganda efforts (maneuvers)
declarative statement
negative campaign; smear campaign; malicious propaganda
promotional flyer; advertising leaflet; circular
Declaration of Humanity (wherein Hirohito renounced the imperial claim to divinity; January 1, 1946)
promotional material; advertising material; propaganda material
self publicity; advertising oneself
ladies' pavilion (of the inner Heian Palace)
Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948)
official warning (esp. of an impending earthquake)
propaganda; publicity; public relations
pacification work (activity)
exaggerated advertisement; overblown advertising; hype
advance publicity
carrying out (political) propaganda activity on the streets
information dissemination; public relations; propaganda (political parties, unions, etc.)
publicity arm or organ
(written) judgement or verdict (judgment)
Xuantong era (of emperor Puyi; 1909-1911)
imperial decree
information dissemination; public relations; propaganda
one skilled at obtaining publicity
bombshell announcement (declaration)
oral statement
propaganda campaign (offensive); advertising (promotional) offensive
writing style in the manner of an imperial edict
I'll write again soon; more anon; sincerely yours; yours truly
propaganda leaflet; promotional leaflet; handbill; flyer
right wing organization, esp. one using "black van" propaganda trucks
Declaration of Independence (the document)
declaration of a state of emergency
markup declaration
Imperial Declaration of Humanity (renunciation of imperial claim to divinity; January 1, 1946)
Declaration of the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment (Stockholm, 1972)
affiant (person who executes an affidavit)
tile discarded and turned sideways after declaring rīchi
type declaration statement
protocol implementation conformance statement; PICS
attribute (definition) list declaration
time; period
publicist; propagandist
billboard truck; advertising truck
(adopting) a publicity (an advertising) policy; a propaganda line
telling a patient how long they have left to live; giving a diagnosis of terminal illness
to make someone understand their fate; to reason with; to persuade; (lit.) to deliver an imperial edict (which cannot be refused)