Translation guide
Expressing something without holding back, hesitation, or reservation. In Japanese, this is often conveyed through adverbs, set phrases, or verb forms that indicate doing something wholeheartedly, openly, or without restraint.
To do or say something freely, without holding back, often in a positive sense of being open or wholehearted.
Please speak unreservedly.
Please feel free to use it unreservedly.
Means 'without stint' or 'generously', often used when giving time, effort, or resources without holding back. Implies wholehearted giving.
He offered his support unreservedly.
To pour love unreservedly.
Means 'frankly' or 'candidly', used when expressing opinions or feelings openly and honestly without reservation.
To speak unreservedly, I think the plan is a failure.
Literally 'without anything weighing on one's mind', used to mean 'without worry or reservation', often in contexts of enjoying something or leaving without regrets.
Please enjoy yourself unreservedly.
Means 'openly' or 'bluntly', often with a nuance of being too direct or lacking tact. Can be negative if not careful.
Can sound rude or overly blunt; use only when unreservedness might be seen as tactless.
He stated his opinion unreservedly (bluntly).
To agree, accept, or support something fully and without any conditions or reservations.
Means 'fully' or 'completely', used when supporting, agreeing, or endorsing something without any reservation.
I unreservedly support the proposal.
Literally 'unconditionally', used when accepting or agreeing without any conditions attached.
A formal phrase meaning 'without any reservation whatsoever', used in legal or official contexts.
To do something with complete dedication, enthusiasm, or without holding back emotionally.
Means 'from the heart' or 'sincerely', used when expressing feelings or gratitude without reservation.
I thank you unreservedly.
Means 'with all one's might' or 'to one's heart's content', used when doing something without holding back, often in the context of enjoying or acting freely.
Means 'wholeheartedly' or 'with single-minded devotion', often used in literary or formal contexts.
遠慮なく is about not hesitating due to social reserve or politeness, often used when giving permission or inviting someone to act freely. 惜しみなく is about not holding back in giving or expending something valuable, like effort, money, or love.
Please ask questions unreservedly (don't hold back out of politeness).
To share knowledge unreservedly (without stinting).
There is no single Japanese word that covers all uses of 'unreservedly'. Translating it as 無遠慮に (ぶえんりょに) is possible but can sound negative, implying rudeness. Choose the expression that matches the specific nuance: permission, generosity, frankness, or wholeheartedness.
He accepted the apology unreservedly.
The treaty was ratified unreservedly.
Please enjoy yourself unreservedly.
He devoted himself unreservedly to his research.