ウェットwetto
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- na-adjective, nounwet; moist
- na-adjectivesoft-hearted; tender-hearted; sentimental
Conjugation
| Plain form | ウェット |
|---|---|
| Polite (desu) | ウェットです |
| Negative (dewa nai) | ウェットではない |
| polite (dewa arimasen) | ウェットではありません |
| Past (datta) | ウェットだった |
| Past negative (dewa nakatta) | ウェットではなかった |
| Te form (de) | ウェットで |
| Adverbial (ni) | ウェットに |
| Conditional (nara) | ウェットなら |
Common forms generated by rule; see the senses for honorific or irregular usage.
- Related感傷的かんしょうてきWrittenDescribes someone prone to sentimentality; leans written/formal. 「ウェット」 also means physically wet, and in speech usually describes a soft-hearted, emotional person.
- RelatedセンチメンタルNeutralA loanword for being sentimental or easily moved to tears, as in 「センチメンタルな人」. 「ウェット」 stresses being soft-hearted and emotionally attached.
- Related浪花節的なにわぶしてきNeutralStresses duty and human feeling with an old-fashioned, tear-jerking flavor; carries more of that old-style human warmth than 「ウェット」.
- Related心情的しんじょうてきNeutralMeans based on feeling rather than reason, as in 「心情的には理解できる」; contrasts with rational judgment. 「ウェット」 describes a soft-hearted temperament.
- AntonymドライNeutralMeans dry, and for people, cool and unsentimental; it is the antonym of 「ウェット」 in both the physical and the emotional sense.
Use 「ウェット」 for a soft-hearted, emotionally attached person; its antonym is 「ドライ」. For someone sentimental or easily moved, say 「センチメンタル」; for old-fashioned devotion to duty and human bonds, 「浪花節的」.
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