[よぎなく, yoginaku] (adv) unavoidably; necessarily; inevitably; (P) #8035
[ひつぜん, hitsuzen] (adj-no) (1) inevitable; necessary; certain; sure; (n) (2) inevitability; necessity; (P) #9999
[ひっし, hisshi] (adj-na, adj-no) (1) frantic; desperate; (2) inevitable death; (3) (See 必至) brinkmate (inevitable checkmate) (shogi); (P) #12990
[というと, toiuto] (conj) (1) (uk) (See 言う) if one were to speak of ..., then certainly; if it were the case that ..., then certainly; if it were a ..., then certainly; phrase used to indicate the inevitability of what follows it (based on what precedes it); (2) so that means (when used in sentence-initial position)
[やむをえず, yamuwoezu] (adv) unavoidably; inevitably; necessarily; reluctantly; against one's will
[やむえず, yamuezu] (adv) (uk) (See 止むを得ず) unavoidably; inevitably; necessarily; reluctantly; against one's will
[いんがをふくめる, ingawofukumeru] (exp, v1) to persuade someone to accept the inevitable
[かっせいか, kasseika] (n, vs) activation; stimulation; revitalization; invigoration
[おこし, okoshi] (suf) development; revitalization
[ごうほう, gouhou] (n) karma effects; fate; inevitable retribution
[くうちゅうふゆう, kuuchuufuyuu] (n) levitation
[くうちゅうふよう, kuuchuufuyou] (n, adj-no) levitation
[けいざいふっこう, keizaifukkou] (n) economic revitalization; economic revitalisation; rebuilding of an economy
[ごてひっぱい, gotehippai] (exp) Defeat is inevitable for one who goes second; Being slow to take action inevitably leads to defeat
[しかたがない, shikataganai] (exp, adj-i) (See 仕方のない) it can't be helped; it's inevitable; it's no use; can't stand it; being impatient; being annoyed; (P)
[しかたない, shikatanai] (adj-i) it can't be helped; it's inevitable; it's no use; can't stand it; impatient; annoyed; (P)
[しかたのない, shikatanonai] (adj-i) (See 仕方がない) it can't be helped; it's inevitable; it's no use; can't stand it; being impatient; being annoyed
[しようがありません, shiyougaarimasen] (exp) (uk) (See 仕様が無い) it can't be helped; it is inevitable; nothing can be done
[しようがない(仕様が無い;仕様がない);しょうがない(ik), shiyouganai ( shiyou ga nai ; shiyou ganai ); shouganai (ik)] (exp, adj-i) (uk) it can't be helped; it is inevitable; nothing can be done
[しく, shiku] (n) (1) { Buddh } (See 四苦) inevitability of death (one of the four kinds of suffering); (2) death pains; agony of death
[じきふじょう, jikifujou] (n) maglev; magnetic levitation
[ぜひにおよばず, zehinioyobazu] (exp) unavoidable; inevitable; cannot be helped; of necessity
[ぜひもない, zehimonai] (exp) unavoidable; inevitable
[ぜひない, zehinai] (adj-i) unavoidable; inevitable
[しょうろうびょうし, shouroubyoushi] (n) { Buddh } the four inevitables in human life (birth, aging, sickness, and death)
[さきざき, sakizaki] (n-adv, n-t) (1) distant future; inevitable future; (2) places one goes to; (P)
[むらおこし, muraokoshi] (n) revitalization of a village; village renewal (project)
[のっぴきならない, noppikinaranai] (exp) unavoidable; inevitable
[のっぴきならぬ, noppikinaranu] (exp) (See 退っ引きならない) unavoidable; inevitable
[ちいきおこし, chiikiokoshi] (n) revitalization of an area
[まちおこし, machiokoshi] (n) revitalization of a town; town renewal (project)
[とうぜんしする, touzenshisuru] (vs-i) to consider to be inevitable; to consider to be reasonable
[ひっし, hisshi] (adj-na, adj-no) (1) inevitable; necessary; foregone; (n) (2) (See 必死) brinkmate (inevitable checkmate) (shogi); (P)
[ひつぜんせい, hitsuzensei] (n) necessity; inevitability
[ひつぜんてき, hitsuzenteki] (adj-na) inevitable; necessary; (P)
[ひつじょう, hitsujou] (adj-na, adv, n) inevitably; certainly
[ひつばつ, hitsubatsu] (n) inevitability of punishment
[ふかこうりょく, fukakouryoku] (n, adj-no) act of God; irresistible force; inevitability; force majeure (in contracts)
[ふかひ, fukahi] (adj-na, n) inevitable; inescapable; unavoidable; (P)
[ほほう, hohou] (n) revitalizing treatment that stimulates the organs or the meridians (in Chinese medicine)
[ほやく, hoyaku] (n) (1) adjuvant; (2) (See 補法) revitalizing stimulant (in Chinese medicine)
[よぎない, yoginai] (adj-i) unavoidable; inevitable; beyond one's control; (P)
[よぎょうなく, yogyounaku] (adv) unavoidably; necessarily; inevitably
[きょうへいひっぱい, kyouheihippai] (exp) Defeat is inevitable for an overconfident army; Being arrogant and overconfident inevitably leads to defeat (failure); Pride comes before a fall