painless in Japanese
painless in Japanese is 無痛 — painless means not causing or involving any pain.
painless in Japanese
無痛
Pronounced: mutsuu
Free from pain; without pain or trouble.
What does "painless" mean?
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adjective Not causing or involving any pain.
"The dentist promised the procedure would be painless."
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adjective Simple and free of difficulty or hassle.
"The company made returns quick and painless."
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painless in a sentence
- The dentist promised the procedure would be painless.
- Modern injections are almost completely painless.
- The company made returns quick and painless.
- We found a painless way to transfer all the files.
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What is "painless" in Japanese?
"painless" in Japanese is 無痛. painless means: Not causing or involving any pain.
How do you pronounce 無痛?
"painless" in Japanese is 無痛, pronounced "mutsuu".
How do you use "painless" in a sentence?
Example: "The dentist promised the procedure would be painless." In Japanese, "painless" is 無痛.
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