unwritten in Japanese
unwritten in Japanese is 書く, 白紙 — unwritten means not put into writing.
unwritten in Japanese
書く
Pronounced: kaku
Not written.
白紙
Pronounced: hakushi
Not written.
What does "unwritten" mean?
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adjective Not put into writing.
"The rule was unwritten but everyone followed it."
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adjective Understood or agreed upon without being formally stated.
"There's an unwritten code among the drivers about not cutting each other off."
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unwritten in a sentence
- The rule was unwritten but everyone followed it.
- Their agreement remained unwritten, based purely on trust.
- There's an unwritten code among the drivers about not cutting each other off.
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What is "unwritten" in Japanese?
"unwritten" in Japanese is 書く, 白紙. unwritten means: Not put into writing.
How do you pronounce 書く?
"unwritten" in Japanese is 書く, pronounced "kaku".
How do you use "unwritten" in a sentence?
Example: "The rule was unwritten but everyone followed it." In Japanese, "unwritten" is 書く, 白紙.
Are there other ways to say "unwritten" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "unwritten": 書く, 白紙.
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