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Stroke Count Bosses

Stroke Count Bosses turns high-stroke-count characters into a focused 52-kanji review.

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It gives you a tidy practice loop for high-stroke-count characters, one card at a time.

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  1. 01deliberation, consultation, debateThis high-stroke kanji anchors formal concepts like legislative debate and deliberation.
  2. 02safeguard, protectIt pairs a complex visual structure with the vital meaning of protection and safeguarding.
  3. 03attitude, condition, figureThis character provides a dense but manageable starting point for learning attitude and condition.
  4. 04verification, effect, testingThis complex kanji is foundational for vocabulary involving testing, exams, and verification.
  5. 05outlook, look, appearanceIts intricate lines mirror the depth of meaning in words for perspective and observation.
  6. 06discriminating, know, writeThis dense kanji is essential for advanced terms related to knowledge and mental discernment.
  7. 07look to, face, meetIt serves as a complex anchor for vocabulary about facing challenges or attending formal events.
  8. 08ageThis high-stroke character provides a precise way to discuss age in formal contexts.
  9. 09state of suspension, hang, dependThe visual weight of this kanji matches its usage in words for suspense and deep concern.
  10. 10entrails, viscera, bowelsThis character anchors the group of dense kanji used to describe internal organs like the heart.
  11. 11warshipIts complex structure helps define large-scale military concepts like warships and fleets.
  12. 12crane, storkThis intricate character represents the crane, a bird often associated with longevity in art.
  13. 13capsize, cover, shadeThe visual density of this kanji mirrors its meaning of covering or overturning something.
  14. 14specimen, take warning from, learn fromIt provides a high-stroke challenge for vocabulary involving specimens and expert discernment.
  15. 15slender, fine, thin kimonoDespite meaning "slender" or "fine," this kanji presents a very dense and complex structure.
  16. 16flip, turn over, waveThis intricate kanji is essential for terms involving translation and flipping over ideas.
  17. 17hair of the headThis character provides a detailed visual representation for hair in everyday vocabulary.
  18. 18whaleThe massive physical complexity of this kanji reflects the giant whale it represents.
  19. 19witch, demon, evil spiritThis high-stroke character adds a sense of weight to terms for magic and supernatural spirits.
  20. 20vessels, counter for ships, fishThis character introduces a specialized counter for ships within this dense collection.
  21. 21accidentally, even number, coupleHelps distinguish between accidental events and even numbers.
  22. 22be hazy, grow dim, blurredDescribes a misty or hazy atmosphere where the view grows dim.
  23. 23marrow, pith, essenceRepresents the marrow or the very essence of a subject.
  24. 24hawkConnects the meaning of a hawk to specialized terms like falconry.
  25. 25bell, gong, chimesRefers to the large bells or gongs found in traditional towers.
  26. 26dragon, imperialRepresents the traditional dragon character often seen in names and titles.
  27. 27fog, mistCovers weather conditions involving thick fog or light mist.
  28. 28lovely, beautiful, gracefulDescribes things that are lovely, graceful, or resplendent.
  29. 29gauze, thin silk, RomeUsed for arranging items in a list or writing names like Rome.
  30. 30quit, stop, leaveRelates to stopping a process or withdrawing from a position.
  31. 31heronIdentifies the heron, often seen in natural settings or traditional art.
  32. 32glossy, luster, glazeCaptures the quality of something glossy, polished, or charming.
  33. 33sharkProvides the specific character for sharks and their unique skin texture.
  34. 34corner, nook, recessPoints to every nook and corner where something might be hidden.
  35. 35leekRepresents the leek or Chinese chives used in many recipes.
  36. 36spotted, mottled, patternedDescribes a small tiger or patterns that are spotted and mottled.
  37. 37crabCovers general vocabulary for crabs and related fishing activities.
  38. 38counterfeit, forgeryDeals with counterfeit items and the act of forgery or imitation.
  39. 39salmon troutSpecifies different types of trout found in rivers or on menus.
  40. 40broad, spacious, wideUses an older form to describe broad, spacious, and wide areas.
  41. 41scales (fish)This dense character represents the overlapping scales of a fish.
  42. 42difficult, impossible, troubleA common but visually complex character used to describe difficulty or disaster.
  43. 43majestic plural, imperial weThis specialized character serves as the formal "we" used exclusively by the emperor.
  44. 44column, handrail, blankUse this kanji to identify columns in newspapers or blank spaces on forms.
  45. 45excessive, overflow, spread outThis character describes the overflow of water or the excessive use of a resource.
  46. 46echo, sound, resoundThis complex character visualizes the vibration and resonance of an echo.
  47. 47basket, devote oneself, seclude oneselfThis dense kanji represents a physical basket or the act of secluding oneself.
  48. 48feel ashamedThis kanji represents the internal feeling of being ashamed or embarrassed.
  49. 49be rent, ripped, unravelThis character describes things that unravel, such as fabric ripping or a smile breaking out.
  50. 50gloom, depression, melancholyThis exceptionally dense character represents gloom and depression.
  51. 51deep and broad (water)This character provides a specific description for water that is deep and expansive.
  52. 52Chinese unicorn, genius, giraffeThis majestic character represents the mythical Kirin, a creature often linked to genius.
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