というほど【いやというほど】

    expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.); noun (common) (futsuumeishi); adverb (fukushi)
  1. (more than) enough; too much
    2. expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.); adverb (fukushi)
  2. bitterly; extremely; keenly
Forms
  • というほど【いやというほど】
  • という【いやというほど】
  • という【いやというほど】
  • というほど【いやというほど】
  • いやというほど
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. more than enough; too much
    2. This phrase is used to express a situation where something exceeds a desirable or acceptable level, often implying a sense of overwhelming quantity or intensity.
    He had to study more than enough.
    I feel an overwhelming amount of pressure.
  2. bitterly; extremely; keenly
    3. This meaning is used to convey a strong intensity of feelings or experiences, often related to emotions like sadness or frustration.
    She was extremely saddened.
    I bitterly resent him.
Generated collocations (experimental)
pain that is too much to bearlove that is almost unbearableto eat to the point of excessto be made to wait excessivelyluxury to an extreme degreealcohol consumed in excessto be extremely tiredto feel keenly or acutely
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