無下
む
げ
Meanings
1
completely; utterly; without a doubt
Used adverbially, almost always in the form 無下に (むげに). Emphasizes that something is done without reservation or to a complete degree.
See also: 無下に
I can't just flatly refuse his proposal.
It's not good to completely deny that story.
2
out of the question; unthinkable; outrageous
Describes something so unreasonable or impossible that it cannot even be considered. Often used in negative contexts.
That demand is out of the question.
4
nari-adjective (archaic / formal), noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
to an extreme degree; terribly
archaic
Archaic usage. Found in classical Japanese; not used in modern speech.
In classical Japanese, it was used as '無下なり' to express an extreme state.