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全面的 (ぜんめんてき) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
Meanings 1
na-adjective
total ; complete ; full-scale ; all-out
Describes something done across all aspects, without reservation, or involving the whole of something. Often used with support, cooperation, agreement, or efforts.
政せい 府ふ は 被ひ 災さい 地ち に 全ぜん 面めん 的てき な 支し 援えん を 約やく 束そく し た 。
The government promised full-scale support to the disaster area.
Kanji 的 bull's eye, mark, target Similar words 全ぜん 体たい 的てき 全体的 means 'overall' or 'on the whole', focusing on the big picture rather than every detail. 全面的 implies total involvement or unreserved commitment.
完かん 全ぜん 完全 means 'perfect' or 'flawless', emphasizing a state without defects. 全面的 is about scope and completeness of action or support, not perfection.
Etymology Compound of 全面 (ぜんめん, 'whole surface; all sides') + 的 (てき, adjectival suffix). The meaning 'total, complete' follows naturally from the idea of covering every aspect.
