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はっ‐と【発途】
いでたち。出立。発足。
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発足 【はっそく】は 「出発すること」という意味ですか。
はっ‐と【発途】
いでたち。出立。発足。
^ Is this definition correct?
発足 【はっそく】は 「出発すること」という意味ですか。
いでたち。出立。発足。
^ Is this definition correct?
発足 【はっそく】は 「出発すること」という意味ですか。
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「発途」はの意味はその通りですが、現在ではほとんど見かけません。
「発足」（ほっそく／はっそく）は「出発すること」という意味を持ちますが、現在ではふつう、「移動しはじめること」ではなく、「組織が設立されること」の意味で使われます。
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