“Without resistance” in Japanese
Short answer
Without resistance in Japanese is “むざむざ” (muzamuza). Full meaning: helplessly, easily, without resistance, without regret.
Other ways to say “Without resistance” in Japanese
すんなり
sunnari slim, slender, lithe, supple; smoothly, without resistance, without trouble, without difficulty, without dissent, easily, readily
脆くも
morokumo quickly (succumb, collapse, etc.), easily, without resistance (despite hopes to the contrary)
見す見す
misumisu before one's own eyes, from under one's very nose, without doing anything, without resistance, helplessly, negligently, knowingly
スンナリ
sunnari slim, slender, lithe, supple; smoothly, without resistance, without trouble, without difficulty, without dissent, easily, readily
みすみす
misumisu before one's own eyes, from under one's very nose, without doing anything, without resistance, helplessly, negligently, knowingly
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