truism in Japanese
truism in Japanese is 自明の理 — truism means a self-evident or obvious truth.
truism in Japanese
自明の理
Pronounced: jimeinori
A self-evident or obvious truth.
What does "truism" mean?
- noun A self-evident or obvious truth.
- noun A banality or cliché.
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What is "truism" in Japanese?
"truism" in Japanese is 自明の理. truism means: A self-evident or obvious truth.
How do you pronounce 自明の理?
"truism" in Japanese is 自明の理, pronounced "jimeinori".
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