Keyword
layer
Info
FrequencyTop 800-900
Type
Kyōiku (6th grade) 
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Shinjitai ?
KankenLevel 5
Heisig1146
Old form
Readings
そう
(99%)
Composed of
corpse with a flag
great (grandparent or grandchild)
Used in vocabulary (292 in total)
layer; stratum; class; stratum; sheaf; counter for stories (of a building)
much more; still more; single layer (or storey, etc.); (arch.) rather; (arch.) sooner
very; extremely; extreme; excessive; splendid; impressive
class; level; stratum; layer; hierarchy
top brass; upper echelon; higher-ups; top management; upper reaches; top of the pile
still more; even more; much more; increased; greater
bottom layer; undermost layer; lowest (societal) class; bottom (economic) stratum; lowest caste
lower layer; layer beneath; lower strata (classes)
upper stratum (classes, stories, storeys); upper layer; layer above
depths; deep level
high-rise building; tower block; skyscraper
surface; outer layer
wealthy people; the rich
middle part; medium depth (water); medium layer; medium-size; mid-level; medium-rise (building)
clientele; customer stratum
high-rise (building); multistory; multistoried; high (altitude); upper (atmosphere, air current, etc.)
stratum; geological formation; layer; bed (coal, gravel, etc.)
deep psyche; unconscious mind; depth psychology
exaggerated; extravagant; overdone
fault; dislocation; gap; discrepancy
age range; age-group; age bracket
upper floor (of a building)
laminating; lamination layer
tall building; high-rise building
low-rise (architecture); low-level; low-class
underclasses; poorest segment of the population; the poor
further; farther; furthermore; all the more; even more
proletariat; lower classes
multilayer
upper floor (of a high-rise building)
superficial; shallow
each stratum; each class
exaggerated; extravagant; overdone
multistoried; multilayered
readership; target audience (of a magazine)
base support (e.g. for a party in an election); substrate; load bearing layer; supporting layer
housewife demographic; housewives
layered structure; layered system; stratification; hierarchical structure
extreme height; high-rise (i.e. building)
high-rise building; tall building; multi-storied building
stratified; multilayered
purchasers; customer base; market (for a product)
multi-layered; multi-tiered; multi-storied
upper level; upper layer
stratum of society
the intellectual class
ozone layer
further; farther; furthermore; all the more; even more
the underworld; lower ranks of society
outer layers
wealthy people; the rich
rather; sooner; preferably
unaffiliated voters; floating voters; swinging voters
upper classes; high society
low income group; low income class
fatty layer; layer of fat
stratification; hierarchization; layering; tiering
customer base; constituency; customer segment; patron base; clientele
tall building
air layer
intellectuals; intelligentsia; educated class
inner layers
stratum of loam
rock formation
base layer; substratum; binder course
lower classes; proletariat; underclass
stratification
social class; social strata; social scale
layer of clay; clay stratum
deep ocean water; deep-sea water
superstructure; upper stories
rather; sooner; preferably
deep learning; deep machine learning
coal seam; coal bed
E layer (of the ionosphere)
layers of history
physical layer; PHY
alluvium; alluvial stratum
further; farther; furthermore; all the more; even more
pent roof (below the true roof of a pagoda, etc.)
monolayer; single layer; single story (storey)
D layer (of the ionosphere)
low-IQ people who are easily influenced by mass media; sheeple
F layer (of the ionosphere)
sedimentary layer
cirrostratus; cirrostratus cloud
altostratus clouds
ozone layer depletion
(geol) group
presheaf; anterior layer
there is a huge markup in medicines, making it a profitable field; medicines sell for ten times the cost of their ingredients; (lit.) medicine ten times
20-to-34 female demographic (target audience)
diluvium; diluvial formation
medium and high-rise (buildings, apartments, etc.)
stratovolcano; composite volcano
fault zone; fault belt
fault-block mountains
climax (rhetoric); gradation
layering; stratification; sheafification
lithological layer; rock strata; rock formation
stratum corneum; horny layer; cornified layer
fault movement; fault motion; faulting
fault plane; fault surface
children's demographic (target audience)
in every area and on every level
succession of strata; stratigraphy
upper air; upper atmosphere
cambium layer; formative layer
positron emission tomography; PET
50 and older female demographic (target audience)
deep web; invisible web
fundamental culture (concept proposed by German folklorist Hans Naumann); deep culture
layer-management
(deep) geological disposal (of radioactive waste)
multi-layered glass (e.g. double or triple glazing); insulated glazing
permeable layer; pervious layer
teenage demographic (target audience)
35-to-49 female demographic (target audience)
management level; job level
cirrostratus; cirrostratus cloud
deep web; invisible web
granular layer; stratum granulosum
deep water (depth: 2000-4000 meters)
wealthy merchant class
an oil stratum
upper-level weather chart
(solar) chromosphere
overstory (overstorey); canopy layer; tree stratum
coal seam; coal bed
stratification; classification; (data) distribution
depletion layer (of transistor)
tomographic image
dextral fault; right-lateral fault
sinistral fault; left-lateral fault
computerized tomography; CT; computed tomography
bottom water (depth: 4000+ meters)
intermediate water (depth: 200-2000 meters)
surface water (depth: 0-200 meters)
understory (understorey)
many-tiered tower; pagoda
HARC; Hierarchical Storage Archive and Retrieve Controller
hierarchical tree structure
close classification system; depth classification system
culture of a higher order (as opposed to fundamental culture)
"multilayer" train; single train formed by joining one or more trains having a different origin or destination
Kennelly-Heaviside layer
Ozone Layer Protection Law
atomic layer epitaxy; ALE; atomic layer deposition; ALD
earthquake source fault
dislocation earthquake; fault earthquake
fault scarp; fault escarpment
fault gouge; fault clay
thin layer; lamella; lamina; folium
upper-atmospheric lightning; upper-atmospheric discharge
target demographic; target audience
gley; gley soil; glei
deep geological disposal (of radioactive waste)
superstratum; superstrate
substratum; substrate
law of superposition; principle of superposition
analytic hierarchy process; AHP
20-to-34 male demographic (target audience)
50 and older male demographic (target audience)
35-to-49 male demographic (target audience)
drift (mining); driftway
edgewise (e.g. load, compression)
many a little makes a mickle; every little helps; (lit.) the tower of nine storeys (stories) rose from a small heap of earth
destitute poor class; the extremely poor; people below the poverty line
Djadochta Formation
Examples (24 in total)
The sun shines brighter after the storm.
He remained silent, which made her still more angry.
She has some faults, but I love her all the more because of them.