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“To be uncooperative” in Japanese

Short answer
捩じくれる nejikureru ねじくれる

To be uncooperative in Japanese is “捩じくれる” (nejikureru). Full meaning: to curve, to twist; to be contrary, to be uncooperative, to be rebellious.

Other ways to say “To be uncooperative” in Japanese

そっぽを向く soppowomuku to turn away, to face away, to ignore; to be uncooperative, to be unconciliatory 捩くれる nejikureru to curve, to twist; to be contrary, to be uncooperative, to be rebellious 捻じくれる nejikureru to curve, to twist; to be contrary, to be uncooperative, to be rebellious ねじくれる nejikureru to curve, to twist; to be contrary, to be uncooperative, to be rebellious 拗じくれる nejikureru to curve, to twist; to be contrary, to be uncooperative, to be rebellious 捩くれ nejikure to curve, to twist; to be contrary, to be uncooperative, to be rebellious 捩くれよ nejikureyo to curve, to twist; to be contrary, to be uncooperative, to be rebellious ねじくれ nejikure to curve, to twist; to be contrary, to be uncooperative, to be rebellious 捩くれろ nejikurero to curve, to twist; to be contrary, to be uncooperative, to be rebellious 捩くれん nejikuren to curve, to twist; to be contrary, to be uncooperative, to be rebellious 捩じくれ nejikure to curve, to twist; to be contrary, to be uncooperative, to be rebellious

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