hindsight in Japanese
hindsight in Japanese is 後知恵 — hindsight means the understanding you gain about a past event only after it has happened.
hindsight in Japanese
後知恵
Pronounced: atojie
Realization or understanding of the significance and nature of events after they have occurred.
What does "hindsight" mean?
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noun The understanding you gain about a past event only after it has happened.
"In hindsight, we should have left earlier to beat the traffic."
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hindsight in a sentence
- In hindsight, we should have left earlier to beat the traffic.
- Hindsight makes it easy to see where the plan went wrong.
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What is "hindsight" in Japanese?
"hindsight" in Japanese is 後知恵. hindsight means: The understanding you gain about a past event only after it has happened.
How do you pronounce 後知恵?
"hindsight" in Japanese is 後知恵, pronounced "atojie".
How do you use "hindsight" in a sentence?
Example: "In hindsight, we should have left earlier to beat the traffic." In Japanese, "hindsight" is 後知恵.
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