involuntary in Japanese
involuntary in Japanese is 不本意 — involuntary means done without conscious control or against one's will.
involuntary in Japanese
不本意
Pronounced: fuhon'i
Not voluntary or willing; contrary or opposed to explicit will or desire; unwilling.
What does "involuntary" mean?
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adj Done without conscious control or against one's will.
"Blinking is mostly an involuntary reflex."
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involuntary in a sentence
- Blinking is mostly an involuntary reflex.
- He was placed on involuntary leave from the company.
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What is "involuntary" in Japanese?
"involuntary" in Japanese is 不本意. involuntary means: Done without conscious control or against one's will.
How do you pronounce 不本意?
"involuntary" in Japanese is 不本意, pronounced "fuhon'i".
How do you use "involuntary" in a sentence?
Example: "Blinking is mostly an involuntary reflex." In Japanese, "involuntary" is 不本意.
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