anticlimactic in Japanese
anticlimactic in Japanese is 呆気ない — anticlimactic means disappointing, because it comes after something that promised much more.
anticlimactic in Japanese
呆気ない
Pronounced: akkenai
Lacking climax, disappointing or ironically insignificant following of impressive foreshadowing.
What does "anticlimactic" mean?
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adj Disappointing, because it comes after something that promised much more.
"After all the build up, the ending of the story was an anticlimactic letdown."
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anticlimactic in a sentence
- After all the build up, the ending of the story was an anticlimactic letdown.
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What is "anticlimactic" in Japanese?
"anticlimactic" in Japanese is 呆気ない. anticlimactic means: Disappointing, because it comes after something that promised much more.
How do you pronounce 呆気ない?
"anticlimactic" in Japanese is 呆気ない, pronounced "akkenai".
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