もっとも

conjunction

but then; although; thoughword usually written using kana alone

adjectival nouns or quasi-adjectives (keiyodoshi); noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

reasonable; natural; justword usually written using kana alone

Other forms

も【もっとも】

Generated definitions (experimental)

but then; although; though

Used to introduce a contrasting or unexpected clause.

。。、、。。

He is busy with work. But then, he is always busy.

reasonable; natural; just

Refers to something being rational, expected, or fair.

。。

I think his suggestion is reasonable.

Example sentences

63 results

1. すずき鈴木。。

Mr Suzuki may well be proud of his son.

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2. ようこ洋子。。

It's natural that Yoko should say a thing like that.

Tatoeba

3. 。。

You can reasonably expect her to come.

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4. 。。

She may well be said to think of everything in terms of money.

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5. 。。

She's got the point.

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6. 。。

She may well be proud of her daughter.

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7. 。。

She may well speak ill of him.

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8. 。。

She may well get angry.

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9. 。。

She may well be proud of her son.

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10. 。。

She may well be proud of her son.

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11. 。。

She may well be proud of her son.

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12. 。。

She may well be proud of her son.

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13. 。。

She may well take pride in her talent.

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14. 。。

She may well be ashamed of her old clothes.

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15. 。。

She may well be proud of her only son.

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16. 。。

She may well be pleased with the success.

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17. 。。

She may well say so.

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18. 。。

She may well say so.

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19. 。。

She may well feel unhappy.

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20. 。。

There is a good argument for dismissing him.

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もっとも

conjunction

but then; although; thoughword usually written using kana alone

adjectival nouns or quasi-adjectives (keiyodoshi); noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

reasonable; natural; justword usually written using kana alone

Other forms

も【もっとも】

Generated definitions (experimental)

but then; although; though

Used to introduce a contrasting or unexpected clause.

。。、、。。

He is busy with work. But then, he is always busy.

reasonable; natural; just

Refers to something being rational, expected, or fair.

。。

I think his suggestion is reasonable.

Example sentences

63 results

1. すずき鈴木。。

Mr Suzuki may well be proud of his son.

Tatoeba

2. ようこ洋子。。

It's natural that Yoko should say a thing like that.

Tatoeba

3. 。。

You can reasonably expect her to come.

Tatoeba

4. 。。

She may well be said to think of everything in terms of money.

Tatoeba

5. 。。

She's got the point.

Tatoeba

6. 。。

She may well be proud of her daughter.

Tatoeba

7. 。。

She may well speak ill of him.

Tatoeba

8. 。。

She may well get angry.

Tatoeba

9. 。。

She may well be proud of her son.

Tatoeba

10. 。。

She may well be proud of her son.

Tatoeba

11. 。。

She may well be proud of her son.

Tatoeba

12. 。。

She may well be proud of her son.

Tatoeba

13. 。。

She may well take pride in her talent.

Tatoeba

14. 。。

She may well be ashamed of her old clothes.

Tatoeba

15. 。。

She may well be proud of her only son.

Tatoeba

16. 。。

She may well be pleased with the success.

Tatoeba

17. 。。

She may well say so.

Tatoeba

18. 。。

She may well say so.

Tatoeba

19. 。。

She may well feel unhappy.

Tatoeba

20. 。。

There is a good argument for dismissing him.

Tatoeba

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意reasonable; just; natural; superb; outstanding; plausible

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