“Unreasonable” in Japanese
Short answer
Unreasonable in Japanese is “わや” (waya). Full meaning: unreasonable, absurd, irrational, confused, disordered; very.
Other ways to say “Unreasonable” in Japanese
目茶苦茶
mechakucha absurd, unreasonable, nonsensical, preposterous, incoherent; extreme, senseless, reckless, wanton; disorderly, chaotic, confused, messy
無理
muri unreasonable, unnatural, unjustifiable; impossible; forcible, forced, compulsory
非理
hiri unreasonable, illogical
無茶苦茶
muchakucha nonsensical, unreasonable, absurd, unrealistic; awfully, extremely, to excess, senseless, reckless; disorder, confusion, being jumbled, being mixed up
無茶
mucha absurd, unreasonable, ridiculous; rash, reckless; excessive, immoderate, extreme
理不尽
rifujin unreasonable, irrational, outrageous, absurd
ワヤ
waya unreasonable, absurd, irrational, confused, disordered; very
目茶目茶
mechamecha disorderly, messy, ruined; absurd, unreasonable, excessive, rash; very, extremely
聞き分けのない
kikiwakenonai unreasonable, naughty
むり
muri unreasonable, unnatural, unjustifiable; impossible; forcible, forced, compulsory
ムリ
muri unreasonable, unnatural, unjustifiable; impossible; forcible, forced, compulsory
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