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“To level off” in Japanese

Short answer
伸び悩む nobinayamu のびなやむ

To level off in Japanese is “伸び悩む” (nobinayamu). Full meaning: to be sluggish, to make little progress, to show little growth, to fail to improve, to level off, to not grow as much as expected.

Other ways to say “To level off” in Japanese

伸悩む nobinayamu to be sluggish, to make little progress, to show little growth, to fail to improve, to level off, to not grow as much as expected のびなやむ nobinayamu to be sluggish, to make little progress, to show little growth, to fail to improve, to level off, to not grow as much as expected 伸悩ま nobinayama to be sluggish, to make little progress, to show little growth, to fail to improve, to level off, to not grow as much as expected 伸悩め nobinayame to be sluggish, to make little progress, to show little growth, to fail to improve, to level off, to not grow as much as expected 伸悩み nobinayami to be sluggish, to make little progress, to show little growth, to fail to improve, to level off, to not grow as much as expected 伸悩も nobinayamo to be sluggish, to make little progress, to show little growth, to fail to improve, to level off, to not grow as much as expected 伸悩ん nobinayan to be sluggish, to make little progress, to show little growth, to fail to improve, to level off, to not grow as much as expected 伸び悩も nobinayamo to be sluggish, to make little progress, to show little growth, to fail to improve, to level off, to not grow as much as expected 伸び悩め nobinayame to be sluggish, to make little progress, to show little growth, to fail to improve, to level off, to not grow as much as expected 伸び悩ま nobinayama to be sluggish, to make little progress, to show little growth, to fail to improve, to level off, to not grow as much as expected 伸悩もっ nobinayamo to be sluggish, to make little progress, to show little growth, to fail to improve, to level off, to not grow as much as expected

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