lawlessness in Japanese
lawlessness in Japanese is 無法 — lawlessness means a state where laws are absent or not enforced; disorder.
lawlessness in Japanese
無法
Pronounced: muhō
A lack of law; a lack of law and order; anarchy.
What does "lawlessness" mean?
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noun A state where laws are absent or not enforced; disorder.
"The blackout led to looting and general lawlessness."
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lawlessness in a sentence
- The blackout led to looting and general lawlessness.
- Years of lawlessness had emptied the border towns.
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What is "lawlessness" in Japanese?
"lawlessness" in Japanese is 無法. lawlessness means: A state where laws are absent or not enforced; disorder.
How do you pronounce 無法?
"lawlessness" in Japanese is 無法, pronounced "muhō".
How do you use "lawlessness" in a sentence?
Example: "The blackout led to looting and general lawlessness." In Japanese, "lawlessness" is 無法.
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