やらずのあめ

    expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.); noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. rain that starts to fall as though trying to prevent a guest from leaving; well-timed shower (which prevents a guest from leaving)
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. rain that starts to fall as though trying to prevent a guest from leaving; well-timed shower (which prevents a guest from leaving)
  2. This phrase refers to a situation where rain falls unexpectedly, typically while someone is about to leave, thereby causing a delay or preventing them from departing. It can reflect both the literal weather event and a metaphorical sense of intervening circumstances that disrupt actions.
Generated collocations (experimental)
rain that seems to intend to stop a guest from leavingto have a well-timed showerto be caught by a well-timed showerto avoid the well-timed showerthe well-timed shower is waitingto encounter a well-timed showerunable to leave due to a well-timed showerthe well-timed shower starts to fallin the midst of the well-timed showerto be cautious of the well-timed shower