“Going against” in Japanese
Short answer
Going against in Japanese is “背反” (haihan). Full meaning: revolting, rebellion, going against; contradiction, antinomy.
Other ways to say “Going against” in Japanese
逆行
gyakkou backward movement, reverse movement, going backwards, retrogression, going in the wrong direction, going against (e.g. the times), running counter to; retrograde motion
悖反
haihan revolting, rebellion, going against; contradiction, antinomy
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