synonym Comparative
溺愛
VS
看過
Differences Between "溺愛" and "看過"
Option A
溺愛
Meaning
doting; blind love; spoiling; loving blindly and excessively
Reading
できあい (dekiai)
Syllabus Level
N3
Practical Example
一人娘を_______するあまり、父親は彼女の言うことを何でも聞き入れて甘やかしてしまいました。
Doting on his only daughter too much, the father listened to whatever she said and spoiled her.
Option B
看過
Meaning
overlooking, connivance, ignoring, turning a blind eye
Reading
かんか (kanka)
Syllabus Level
N1
Practical Example
その問題は看過できないほど深刻だ。
That problem is too serious to overlook.
Which one to use?
Select the correct Japanese word for this context
Which word fits this context: "(doting; blind love; spoiling; loving blindly and excessively)"?
🎉 正解 / Correct!
使い分け解説:
- 溺愛: Refers to doting, blind love, or spoiling someone blindly and excessively, like drowning in love (usually parents to children, or lovers). Often used as 〜を溺愛する. ⚠️ Haruka's Voice Column: 'Blind love! Who is doting on whom?! S-So what if I treat you like a precious kitten and spoil you?! You are too cute and clumsy that I have no choice but to dote on you blindly!' / 【ハルカ部長のワンポイント指導】『で、溺愛よ！私が親バカみたいにあんたを溺愛して甘やかしてるって？！バカ！あんたが私の前で犬みたいに嬉しそうにするから、私もついつい手加減なしで溺愛（ハグ）しちゃうのよ！』
- 看過: Refers to intentionally or unintentionally ignoring a problem, fault, or something that should be addressed. It implies negligence or a failure to take action when necessary. Often used in formal or serious contexts. Used as a する-verb (看過する).
- 溺愛: Refers to doting, blind love, or spoiling someone blindly and excessively, like drowning in love (usually parents to children, or lovers). Often used as 〜を溺愛する. ⚠️ Haruka's Voice Column: 'Blind love! Who is doting on whom?! S-So what if I treat you like a precious kitten and spoil you?! You are too cute and clumsy that I have no choice but to dote on you blindly!' / 【ハルカ部長のワンポイント指導】『で、溺愛よ！私が親バカみたいにあんたを溺愛して甘やかしてるって？！バカ！あんたが私の前で犬みたいに嬉しそうにするから、私もついつい手加減なしで溺愛（ハグ）しちゃうのよ！』
- 看過: Refers to intentionally or unintentionally ignoring a problem, fault, or something that should be addressed. It implies negligence or a failure to take action when necessary. Often used in formal or serious contexts. Used as a する-verb (看過する).
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