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noun, auxillary suru verb
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subscription, contribution
Other readings:
醵金【きょきん】

noun
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donated money, monetary donation, contribution

きょてん
kyotentosuru
expression, suru verb (irregular)
•
to be based in (a place)

noun
•
Thunberg's geranium (Geranium thunbergii)(usually kana)
Other readings:
げんのしょうこ《験の証拠》
、
ゲンノショウコ

こんきょ
konkyononai
expression, adjective
•
baseless, groundless

noun
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applicable law, governing law, proper law(law term)

noun
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circumstantial evidence(yojijukugo)
Other readings:
情況証拠【じょうきょうしょうこ】

noun
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gathering evidence, collecting evidence
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証拠がため【しょうこがため】

noun
1.
deposit (e.g. on the purchase of a house), earnest money, guarantee money
2.
margin (payment), warrant money, cover

しょうこ
shoukodateru
Ichidan verb, transitive verb
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to prove, to substantiate
Other readings:
証拠立てる【しょうこだてる】

しょうこつか
shoukowotsukamu
expression, Godan-mu verb
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to obtain evidence
Other readings:
証拠をつかむ【しょうこをつかむ】

noun
•
(an) authority, (a) source, (written) reference

なにごと
nanigotoniyorazu
expression
•
in every case, in everything, in all matters
Other readings:
何事に依らず【なにごとによらず】
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何事に拠らず【なにごとによらず】

expression
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in contrast to, despite(usually kana)
Other readings:
によらず《に拠らず》
、
によらず《に因らず》
、
によらず《に由らず》

expression
•
according to (someone)(usually kana)
See also:に因って
Other readings:
によれば《に依れば》
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によれば《に因れば》

noun, auxillary suru verb
•
basis, foundation, reliance

noun
•
stronghold, inner citadel, base, headquarters

na-adjective, noun
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baseless, groundless, unfounded, without evidence

noun
1.
grounds, foundation, authority(usually kana)
2.
support, prop, something upon which to rely(usually kana)
Other readings:
よりどころ《拠りどころ》
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よりどころ《より所》
、
よりどころ《拠》
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よりどころ《拠所》[1]
Notes:
  1. irregular okurigana usage

adjective
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can't be helped (of situation, reason, etc.), unavoidable(usually kana)
Other readings:
よんどころない《拠ん所ない》
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よんどころない《拠ん所無い》
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よんどころない《拠無い》
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よんどころない《拠ない》

ろんしょうこ
ron-yorishouko
expression
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the proof of the pudding is in the eating, evidence is better than debate(proverb)