heartless in Japanese
heartless in Japanese is 無情 — heartless means lacking compassion or feeling for others; cruel.
heartless in Japanese
無情
Pronounced: mujō
Without feeling, emotion, or concern for others; uncaring; cruel. [from 16th c.]
What does "heartless" mean?
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adj Lacking compassion or feeling for others; cruel.
"It was heartless of him to fire her the day before her wedding."
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heartless in a sentence
- It was heartless of him to fire her the day before her wedding.
- Only a heartless landlord would evict a family in winter.
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What is "heartless" in Japanese?
"heartless" in Japanese is 無情. heartless means: Lacking compassion or feeling for others; cruel.
How do you pronounce 無情?
"heartless" in Japanese is 無情, pronounced "mujō".
How do you use "heartless" in a sentence?
Example: "It was heartless of him to fire her the day before her wedding." In Japanese, "heartless" is 無情.
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