“Unjustifiable” in Japanese
Short answer
Unjustifiable in Japanese is “無理” (muri). Full meaning: unreasonable, unnatural, unjustifiable; impossible; forcible, forced, compulsory.
Other ways to say “Unjustifiable” in Japanese
済まない
sumanai inexcusable, unjustifiable, unpardonable; sorry, remorseful, apologetic, conscience-stricken, contrite; excuse me, (I'm) sorry, thank you
不可
fuka wrong, bad, improper, unjustifiable, inadvisable; not allowed, not possible; failing grade
ムリ
muri unreasonable, unnatural, unjustifiable; impossible; forcible, forced, compulsory
むり
muri unreasonable, unnatural, unjustifiable; impossible; forcible, forced, compulsory
無理ぃぃ
murii unreasonable, unnatural, unjustifiable; impossible; forcible, forced, compulsory
無名
mumei nameless, unnamed, anonymous, unsigned; obscure, unknown, not famous; causeless, unjustifiable
不都合
futsugou inconvenient, inexpedient, unfavourable, troublesome, difficult; wrong, improper, objectionable, unjustifiable
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