悪あく因いん悪あっ果か

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Meanings

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evil acts bring evil results; sow evil and reap evil

yojijukugo (four-character idiom)Buddhism

Buddhist yojijukugo expressing the law of karmic retribution: bad deeds inevitably lead to bad consequences. Often contrasted with 善因善果.

See also: 善因善果

悪あく因いん悪あっ果かという言こと葉ばは、仏ぶっ教きょうの因いん果が応おう報ほうの考かんがえ方かたを表あらわしている。
The phrase 悪因悪果 expresses the Buddhist concept of karmic retribution.
彼かれは不ふ正せいを働はたらいたが、悪あく因いん悪あっ果かで結けっ局きょくすべてを失うしなった。
He committed fraud, but as the saying goes, evil acts bring evil outcomes, and he ended up losing everything.

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