ないわけにはいかない
Meanings
- Can't avoid doing something
- Must do; have no choice but to
- There's no way not to; imperative due to situation
About this pattern
Explanation
This grammar expresses a strong necessity or obligation that you cannot avoid. It is used when a situation forces you to take a certain action or continue despite difficulties. It often conveys determination or a sense of duty, and is common in discussions about responsibilities, goals, or consequences that push you to act.
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Example sentences
There’s an important meeting tomorrow, so I can’t afford to be late.
In order to make this project a success, we can’t give up.
To protect the child, we must take measures now.
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