いっそ

Frequency rank: 3,091. – 3,092.

adverb (fukushi)

rather; sooner; preferablyformerly written as 一層

This term is used to express a preference for one option over another, often indicating that the speaker would rather choose a less desirable option than the current situation.

I might as well just go out as it is.

Example sentences7 results

I had half a mind to throw in the towel.

Tatoeba

I had rather never have been born than have seen this day of shame.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

いっそ

Wiktionary

Names

一噌【いっそ】

Alsoいっそ

Issofamily or surname

いっそ

Frequency rank: 3,091. – 3,092.

adverb (fukushi)

rather; sooner; preferablyformerly written as 一層

This term is used to express a preference for one option over another, often indicating that the speaker would rather choose a less desirable option than the current situation.

I might as well just go out as it is.

Example sentences7 results

I had half a mind to throw in the towel.

Tatoeba

I had rather never have been born than have seen this day of shame.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

いっそ

Wiktionary

Names

一噌【いっそ】

Alsoいっそ

Issofamily or surname

一

N51

意one; one radical (no.1)

訓ひと-、ひと.つ

音イチ、イツ

名かず、い、いっ、いる、かつ、かづ、てん、はじめ、ひ、ひとつ、まこと

Details

噌

人名用

意boisterous

訓かまびす.しい

音ソウ、ショウ、ソ

Details

Lingaku

Japanese

Chinese

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いっそ

Frequency rank: 3,091. – 3,092.

adverb (fukushi)

rather; sooner; preferablyformerly written as 一層

This term is used to express a preference for one option over another, often indicating that the speaker would rather choose a less desirable option than the current situation.

I might as well just go out as it is.

Example sentences7 results

I had half a mind to throw in the towel.

Tatoeba

I had rather never have been born than have seen this day of shame.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

いっそ

Wiktionary

Names

一噌【いっそ】

Alsoいっそ

Issofamily or surname

いっそ

Frequency rank: 3,091. – 3,092.

adverb (fukushi)

rather; sooner; preferablyformerly written as 一層

This term is used to express a preference for one option over another, often indicating that the speaker would rather choose a less desirable option than the current situation.