unimportant in Japanese
unimportant in Japanese is 重要 — unimportant means not important; of little significance.
unimportant in Japanese
重要
Pronounced: juuyō
petty; not important or noteworthy
What does "unimportant" mean?
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adjective Not important; of little significance.
"It’s to the credit of this remarkable writer that those absences seem unimportant beside what is so rousingly present."
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unimportant in a sentence
- It’s to the credit of this remarkable writer that those absences seem unimportant beside what is so rousingly present.
- He brushed off the criticism as unimportant.
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What is "unimportant" in Japanese?
"unimportant" in Japanese is 重要. unimportant means: Not important; of little significance.
How do you pronounce 重要?
"unimportant" in Japanese is 重要, pronounced "juuyō".
How do you use "unimportant" in a sentence?
Example: "He brushed off the criticism as unimportant." In Japanese, "unimportant" is 重要.
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