English–Japanese

“deeply moved” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajikanmuryō

Example

合格の知らせを聞いて、感無量でした。gō kaku no shi ra se o ki i te kan mu ryō de shi ta

I was deeply moved when I heard the news that I had passed.

Illustration for 感無量 (deeply moved)

How to say “deeply moved” in Japanese

“Deeply moved” in Japanese is 感無量 (kanmuryō).

Describes a state in which emotion feels so deep that it cannot be measured.

Full entry for 感無量: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 感無量

長年の努力が実を結び、感無量の思いです。naga nen no do ryoku ga jitsu o musu bi kan mu ryō no omo i de su

I am deeply moved because my years of effort have paid off.

Tips for using 感無量

  • The expression often follows a major milestone, such as passing an exam or graduating, when the speaker feels overwhelmed by deep emotion.

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