homonym Comparative
無性に
VS
むしょうに
Diferencias entre "無性に" y "むしょうに"
Opción A
無性に
Meaning
desperately, exceedingly, impetuously, strongly
Reading
むしょうに (mushō ni)
Nivel del Programa
N2
Ejemplo Práctico
疲れているせいか、無性に甘いものが食べたい。
Maybe it's because I'm tired, but I desperately want something sweet.
Opción B
むしょうに
Meaning
irresistibly, terribly, intensely, without a reason
Reading
むしょうに (mushō ni)
Nivel del Programa
N2
Ejemplo Práctico
むしょうに甘いものが食べたくなった。
I suddenly had an irresistible craving for something sweet.
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desperately, exceedingly, impetuously, strongly
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Matiz de Contexto:
- 無性に: An adverb used to describe a strong, often sudden and uncontrollable urge, desire, or feeling. It implies an overwhelming or unreasoning impulse.
- むしょうに: Describes a strong, often sudden and unexplainable urge or feeling. Means 'for no particular reason, but intensely.'
- 無性に: An adverb used to describe a strong, often sudden and uncontrollable urge, desire, or feeling. It implies an overwhelming or unreasoning impulse.
- むしょうに: Describes a strong, often sudden and unexplainable urge or feeling. Means 'for no particular reason, but intensely.'
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