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受動態. Verb forms with the affix -(r)are-. Besides the passive meaning, this morpheme also has spontaneous, honorific, and potential meanings.
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How to say "by ___"
"に" coupled with the passive form of a verb will do the trick.
I was rejected by him
彼に断られた
I was laughed at by him
彼に笑われた
In the above examples, the English "by" would correspond to the "に".
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