“Unwillingly” in Japanese
Short answer
Unwillingly in Japanese is “嫌々” (iyaiya). Full meaning: unwillingly, grudgingly, reluctantly; shaking head in refusal (like a child); no!, no no!, not at all.
Other ways to say “Unwillingly” in Japanese
渋々
shibushibu reluctantly, unwillingly
心ならずも
kokoronarazumo unwillingly, reluctantly, against one's will
イヤイヤ
iyaiya unwillingly, grudgingly, reluctantly; shaking head in refusal (like a child); no!, no no!, not at all
嫌嫌
iyaiya unwillingly, grudgingly, reluctantly; shaking head in refusal (like a child); no!, no no!, not at all
不承不承
fushoubushou reluctantly, grudgingly, unwillingly
シブシブ
shibushibu reluctantly, unwillingly
しぶしぶ
shibushibu reluctantly, unwillingly
泣く泣く
nakunaku tearfully, in tears, weeping, crying; reluctantly, unwillingly, with a heavy heart
渋渋
shibushibu reluctantly, unwillingly
しぶ〳〵
shibushibu reluctantly, unwillingly
止む無く
yamunaku out of necessity, with no other option, perforce, unavoidably, reluctantly, unwillingly
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