“Utter” in Japanese
Short answer
Utter in Japanese is “けちょんけちょん” (kechonkechon). Full meaning: thorough (criticism, defeat, etc.), utter, serious.
Other ways to say “Utter” in Japanese
見事
migoto splendid, magnificent, excellent, fine, superb, beautiful, admirable; utter (esp. defeat), total, complete
純然
junzen absolute, complete, utter, pure, sheer
真っ赤
makka bright red, deep red, flushed (of face); downright (e.g. lie), complete, utter
ケチョンケチョン
kechonkechon thorough (criticism, defeat, etc.), utter, serious
みごと
migoto splendid, magnificent, excellent, fine, superb, beautiful, admirable; utter (esp. defeat), total, complete
真っ赤っか
makkakka very bright red, deep red, extremely flushed (of face); downright (e.g. lie), complete, utter
見ごと
migoto splendid, magnificent, excellent, fine, superb, beautiful, admirable; utter (esp. defeat), total, complete
真の
shinno true, real, genuine, proper, utter
まっか
makka bright red, deep red, flushed (of face); downright (e.g. lie), complete, utter
マッカ
makka bright red, deep red, flushed (of face); downright (e.g. lie), complete, utter
まつ赤
makka bright red, deep red, flushed (of face); downright (e.g. lie), complete, utter
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