arbitrary in Japanese
arbitrary in Japanese is 恣意, 任意, 不特定多数 — arbitrary means based on personal choice or chance rather than any clear reason, rule, or system.
arbitrary in Japanese
What does "arbitrary" mean?
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adj Based on personal choice or chance rather than any clear reason, rule, or system.
"The rule felt completely arbitrary — nobody could explain why it existed."
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adj Used, in mathematics and logic, to mean "any one you like" out of all the possibilities — not random in the everyday sense, but unspecified.
"Let n be an arbitrary positive integer."
arbitrary in a sentence
- The rule felt completely arbitrary — nobody could explain why it existed.
- They picked a seemingly arbitrary cutoff date for applications.
- Let n be an arbitrary positive integer.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "arbitrary" in Japanese?
"arbitrary" in Japanese is 恣意, 任意, 不特定多数. arbitrary means: Based on personal choice or chance rather than any clear reason, rule, or system.
How do you pronounce 恣意?
"arbitrary" in Japanese is 恣意, pronounced "shii".
How do you use "arbitrary" in a sentence?
Example: "The rule felt completely arbitrary — nobody could explain why it existed." In Japanese, "arbitrary" is 恣意, 任意, 不特定多数.
Are there other ways to say "arbitrary" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "arbitrary": 恣意, 任意, 不特定多数.