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Processing keyword: ~に反して (〜ni hanshite)
The grammar point ~に反して (〜ni hanshite) is used to express the idea of "contrary to" or "in opposition to." It indicates that something is happening in contrast to what one might expect based on certain conditions, opinions, or rules. This expression is often employed in formal writing and discussions.
Meaning: The phrase conveys that a particular action, event, or situation does not align with previously stated expectations or norms.
Structure:
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Noun Verb (Plain)
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+-------> に反して +
(in contrast to)
Component | Example |
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Noun | 予想 (yosou) - expectation |
Verb | 行う (okonau) - to conduct |
Full Phrase | 予想に反して (yosou ni hanshite) - contrary to expectations |
〜に対して (〜ni taishite): This means "towards" or "in contrast with," but it is more neutral and does not carry the connotation of opposition.
〜に従って (〜ni shitagatte): This means "in accordance with," indicating agreement rather than opposition.
In Japanese society, where expectations and norms hold significant weight, using ~に反して acknowledges that outcomes can diverge from traditional norms or expectations. This is particularly relevant in contexts such as business or family, where adherence to rules is often expected.
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