innocent in Japanese
innocent in Japanese is 無邪気, 無罪, お人好し — innocent means free of guilt or wrongdoing; not responsible for a crime or bad act.
innocent in Japanese
無邪気
Pronounced: mujaki
Free from guilt, sin, or immorality.
無罪
Pronounced: muzai
Bearing no legal responsibility for a wrongful act.
お人好し
Pronounced: ohitoyoshi
Naive; artless.
無邪気
Pronounced: mujaki
Naive; artless.
What does "innocent" mean?
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adj Free of guilt or wrongdoing; not responsible for a crime or bad act.
"The jury found him innocent after the real culprit confessed."
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adj Not intended to cause harm or offense; harmless.
"It was an innocent mistake, not a deliberate insult."
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adj Naive or unaware of the world, especially in a childlike way.
"Toddlers have an innocent trust in everyone around them."
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noun A person, especially a child, who is free of guilt or worldly corruption.
"War always claims its share of innocents."
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innocent in a sentence
- The jury found him innocent after the real culprit confessed.
- The suspect was innocent; she was not even in the building that night.
- It was an innocent mistake, not a deliberate insult.
- He asked an innocent question, unaware it would upset her.
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What is "innocent" in Japanese?
"innocent" in Japanese is 無邪気, 無罪, お人好し. innocent means: Free of guilt or wrongdoing; not responsible for a crime or bad act.
How do you pronounce 無邪気?
"innocent" in Japanese is 無邪気, pronounced "mujaki".
How do you use "innocent" in a sentence?
Example: "The jury found him innocent after the real culprit confessed." In Japanese, "innocent" is 無邪気, 無罪, お人好し.
Are there other ways to say "innocent" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "innocent": 無邪気, 無罪, お人好し.
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