harmless in Japanese
harmless in Japanese is 無害 — harmless means not capable of causing injury or harm; safe.
harmless in Japanese
無害
Pronounced: mugai
Incapable of causing harm or danger; safe.
What does "harmless" mean?
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adj Not capable of causing injury or harm; safe.
"The spider looks scary but it's completely harmless."
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adj Not meant to hurt or offend anyone.
"It was just a harmless joke between friends."
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harmless in a sentence
- The spider looks scary but it's completely harmless.
- We use a harmless chemical spray to keep the plants free of pests.
- It was just a harmless joke between friends.
- She gave him a harmless nickname that everyone found funny.
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What is "harmless" in Japanese?
"harmless" in Japanese is 無害. harmless means: Not capable of causing injury or harm; safe.
How do you pronounce 無害?
"harmless" in Japanese is 無害, pronounced "mugai".
How do you use "harmless" in a sentence?
Example: "The spider looks scary but it's completely harmless." In Japanese, "harmless" is 無害.
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