“Unfeeling” in Japanese
Short answer
Unfeeling in Japanese is “薄情” (hakujou). Full meaning: unfeeling, heartless, cold-hearted, cruel.
Other ways to say “Unfeeling” in Japanese
非情
hijou cold-hearted, callous, unfeeling, cruel; insentient (objects), insensate, inanimate
冷たい
tsumetai cold (to the touch), chilly, icy, freezing; (emotionally) cold, coldhearted, unfeeling, indifferent, unfriendly, distant
血も涙もない
chimonamidamonai cold-blooded, unfeeling, heartless, heart of stone, inconsiderate
はくじょう
hakujou unfeeling, heartless, cold-hearted, cruel
非人情
hininjou heartless, inhuman, unfeeling
無慈悲
mujihi merciless, ruthless, pitiless, unfeeling
冷い
tsumetai cold (to the touch), chilly, icy, freezing; (emotionally) cold, coldhearted, unfeeling, indifferent, unfriendly, distant
つべたい
tsubetai cold (to the touch), chilly, icy, freezing; (emotionally) cold, coldhearted, unfeeling, indifferent, unfriendly, distant
つめたい
tsumetai cold (to the touch), chilly, icy, freezing; (emotionally) cold, coldhearted, unfeeling, indifferent, unfriendly, distant
冷た〜い
tsumetaii cold (to the touch), chilly, icy, freezing; (emotionally) cold, coldhearted, unfeeling, indifferent, unfriendly, distant
冷めたい
tsumetai cold (to the touch), chilly, icy, freezing; (emotionally) cold, coldhearted, unfeeling, indifferent, unfriendly, distant
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