deliberately in Japanese
deliberately in Japanese is わざと, 故意, じっくり — deliberately means on purpose; intentionally, not by accident.
deliberately in Japanese
わざと
Pronounced: wazato
Intentionally, or after deliberation; not accidentally.
故意
Pronounced: koi
Intentionally, or after deliberation; not accidentally.
じっくり
Pronounced: jikkuri
Taking one's time, slowly and carefully.
What does "deliberately" mean?
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adverb On purpose; intentionally, not by accident.
"He deliberately broke that, didn't he?"
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adverb Slowly and carefully, taking one's time.
"She deliberately stepped across the icy path, testing each footstep before moving on."
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deliberately in a sentence
- He deliberately broke that, didn't he?
- I deliberately arrived early so that I could choose the best seat.
- She deliberately stepped across the icy path, testing each footstep before moving on.
- The old man deliberately counted out the coins and placed them on the counter.
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What is "deliberately" in Japanese?
"deliberately" in Japanese is わざと, 故意, じっくり. deliberately means: On purpose; intentionally, not by accident.
How do you pronounce わざと?
"deliberately" in Japanese is わざと, pronounced "wazato".
How do you use "deliberately" in a sentence?
Example: "I deliberately arrived early so that I could choose the best seat." In Japanese, "deliberately" is わざと, 故意, じっくり.
Are there other ways to say "deliberately" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "deliberately": わざと, 故意, じっくり.
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