“In spite of” in Japanese
Short answer
In spite of in Japanese is “関わらず” (kakawarazu). Full meaning: in spite of, despite, although; regardless of, irrespective of.
Other ways to say “In spite of” in Japanese
にも関わらず
nimokakawarazu in spite of, nevertheless, although, despite, no matter the, regardless of
物かは
monokaha despite, in spite of, not worrying about, without fear of
癖に
kuseni and yet, though, when, in spite of
癖して
kuseshite and yet, though, when, in spite of
乍らも
nagaramo though, although, notwithstanding, in spite of, despite; while, as, at the same time as
押して
oshite forcibly, by compulsion, importunately; despite, in spite of, in defiance of
物ともせず
monotomosezu thinking nothing of ..., undaunted by ..., in defiance of ..., in spite of ..., in the face of ..., ignoring ..., paying no attention to ...
割に
warini comparatively, relatively, fairly, rather, pretty, unexpectedly; considering ..., for ..., despite ..., in spite of ...
乍ら
nagara while, during, as; while, although, though, despite, in spite of, notwithstanding; all, both
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