あきらめのいい

expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.); adjective (keiyoushi) - yoi/ii class

knowing when to give up; good at letting things go; accepting failure with good grace; being a good loserword usually written using kana aloneantonym: 諦めの悪い

Forms

あきらめのいい
諦めのいい【あきらめのいい】
諦めの良い【あきらめのよい】【あきらめのいい】
あきらめの良い【あきらめのよい】【あきらめのいい】
諦めのよい【あきらめのよい】
あきらめのよい

Generated definitions (experimental)

knowing when to give up

This phrase describes someone who recognizes when to stop pursuing a goal or effort, showing wisdom and maturity rather than stubbornness.

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He always knows when to stop and has a good-natured attitude towards giving up, so he lives without stress.

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That person knows when to let things go, so even after failing at a challenge, they recover quickly.

good at letting things go

This meaning refers to an individual's ability to detach from disappointing outcomes or situations, facilitating emotional resilience.

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She is able to accept past failures in a good-natured way.

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Being good at letting things go, he can focus on new opportunities.

accepting failure with good grace

This interpretation highlights an attitude of positivity and maturity in accepting failure, indicating a person who does not dwell on negative experiences.

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He has a good-natured attitude, looking back on the match he lost with a smile.

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She is accepting of failure with grace, so she doesn’t get depressed when a project fails.

being a good loser

This phrase emphasizes sportsmanship and humility, signifying a person who handles defeat well and does not react negatively to losing.

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That athlete is a good loser, even celebrating the opponent after losing a match.

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A good loser never forgets to respect the winner.

Generated collocations (experimental)

good-natured personality about giving upa person who knows when to give upan attitude of being willing to let goa good loser in sportsa mindset that accepts failure gracefullya decision made with a willingness to give upa way of living that embraces letting go