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“Determinedly” in Japanese

Short answer
つかつか tsukatsuka つかつか

Determinedly in Japanese is “つかつか” (tsukatsuka). Full meaning: walking briskly, determinedly.

Other ways to say “Determinedly” in Japanese

ツカツカ tsukatsuka walking briskly, determinedly 厳として gentoshite resolutely, determinedly, strictly, authoritatively, solemnly, gravely, starkly, undeniably 頑として gantoshite stubbornly, firmly, determinedly, obstinately, resolutely, adamantly 敢然 kanzen boldly, bravely, resolutely, determinedly つか〳〵 tsukatsuka walking briskly, determinedly つかつかっ tsukatsuka walking briskly, determinedly 負けじと makejito indomitably, undauntedly, resolutely, determinedly 一途に ichizuni wholeheartedly, single-mindedly, earnestly, intently, determinedly 一向 ikkou completely, absolutely, totally; (not) at all, (not) a bit, (not) in the least; earnestly, intently, determinedly 一向に ikkouni completely, absolutely, totally; (not) at all, (not) a bit, (not) in the least; earnestly, intently, determinedly いっこう ikkou completely, absolutely, totally; (not) at all, (not) a bit, (not) in the least; earnestly, intently, determinedly

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