“With a feeling of relief” in Japanese
Short answer
With a feeling of relief in Japanese is “ほっと” (hotto). Full meaning: with a feeling of relief, with a sigh of relief; deeply (sigh).
Other ways to say “With a feeling of relief” in Japanese
ぽっど
poddo with a feeling of relief, with a sigh of relief; deeply (sigh)
ボット
botto with a feeling of relief, with a sigh of relief; deeply (sigh)
ホット
hotto with a feeling of relief, with a sigh of relief; deeply (sigh)
ホッと
hotto with a feeling of relief, with a sigh of relief; deeply (sigh)
ポッド
poddo with a feeling of relief, with a sigh of relief; deeply (sigh)
ほッと
hotto with a feeling of relief, with a sigh of relief; deeply (sigh)
ポット
potto with a feeling of relief, with a sigh of relief; deeply (sigh)
ホツト
hotto with a feeling of relief, with a sigh of relief; deeply (sigh)
ホっと
hotto with a feeling of relief, with a sigh of relief; deeply (sigh)
すっきり
sukkiri refreshingly, with a feeling of relief, pleasantly, (a weight) off one's shoulder; shapely, neatly, refinedly; cleanly, without trouble
スカッと
sukatto refreshingly, with a feeling of relief, pleasantly, (a weight) off one's shoulder; (wearing, etc. something) elegantly, smartly, stylishly, in a refined manner
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