English–Japanese
“consistency” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajiikkan
Example
この方針は一貫しています。ko no hō shin wa ik kan shi te i ma su
This policy is consistent.
How to say “consistency” in Japanese
“Consistency” in Japanese is 一貫 (ikkan).
Describes a principle or position that remains the same from beginning to end without contradiction.
Example sentences with 一貫
発言と行動が一貫していると、周囲から信頼されやすいです。hatsu gen to kō dō ga ik kan shi te i ru to shū i ka ra shin rai sa re ya su i de su
When your words and actions are consistent, people around you are more likely to trust you.
Tips for using 一貫
- In formal Japanese, 一貫 (ikkan) often describes policies or public positions that remain unchanged across different statements and actions.