







诛意之法 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a method of judgment that focuses on the intent or motive behind an action rather than its actual outcome; it can also refer to profound or incisive commentary”. Literally, “Method of punishing intent”.

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Open the tool →诛意之法 (zhū yì zhī fǎ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a method of judgment that focuses on the intent or motive behind an action rather than its actual outcome; it can also refer to profound or incisive commentary”.
诛意之法 is pronounced zhū yì zhī fǎ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 诛意之法 means “Method of punishing intent”. It is used to mean “a method of judgment that focuses on the intent or motive behind an action rather than its actual outcome; it can also refer to profound or incisive commentary”.
诛:惩罚,责备。以意图和动机论罪,不问实际结果如何。也指深刻的议论