wherewithal in Japanese
wherewithal in Japanese is 甲斐性 — wherewithal means the money, resources, or ability needed to do something.
wherewithal in Japanese
甲斐性
Pronounced: kaishō
The ability and means required to accomplish some task.
What does "wherewithal" mean?
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noun The money, resources, or ability needed to do something.
"They didn't have the wherewithal to start the business."
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wherewithal in a sentence
- They didn't have the wherewithal to start the business.
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What is "wherewithal" in Japanese?
"wherewithal" in Japanese is 甲斐性. wherewithal means: The money, resources, or ability needed to do something.
How do you pronounce 甲斐性?
"wherewithal" in Japanese is 甲斐性, pronounced "kaishō".
How do you use "wherewithal" in a sentence?
Example: "They didn't have the wherewithal to start the business." In Japanese, "wherewithal" is 甲斐性.
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