無計画|むけいかくmukeikaku[2]nakadaka (mid-high)
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Definitions
- na-adjective, nounlacking a plan; haphazard
Conjugation
| Plain form | 無計画（むけいかく） |
|---|---|
| Polite (desu) | 無計画です（むけいかくです） |
| Negative (dewa nai) | 無計画ではない（むけいかくではない） |
| polite (dewa arimasen) | 無計画ではありません（むけいかくではありません） |
| Past (datta) | 無計画だった（むけいかくだった） |
| Past negative (dewa nakatta) | 無計画ではなかった（むけいかくではなかった） |
| Te form (de) | 無計画で（むけいかくで） |
| Adverbial (ni) | 無計画に（むけいかくに） |
| Conditional (nara) | 無計画なら（むけいかくなら） |
Common forms generated by rule; see the senses for honorific or irregular usage.
Synonyms & antonyms
- Relatedいい加減いいかげんCasualColloquial. Stresses an irresponsible, perfunctory manner — handling things carelessly. More about attitude than 「無計画」, which is about having no plan.
- Relatedだらし無いだらしないCasualColloquial. Describes untidy dress, sloppy attitudes or work — a lack of discipline. It does not specifically mean lacking a plan, unlike 「無計画」.
- Antonym計画性けいかくせいNeutralPlanning ability: the quality of deciding goals and methods in advance and acting in an orderly way. The opposite of 「無計画」.
- Antonym計画的なNeutralThe direct opposite of 「無計画」: planned in advance and carried out step by step. Neutral, at home in both speech and writing.
Use 「無計画」 for doing something with no plan in advance, as in 「無計画な開発」 or 「無計画に使う」. For a careless, irresponsible attitude say 「いい加減」; for sloppy dress, work or conduct say 「だらし無い」. The opposites are 「計画的な」 and 「計画性」.
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