までもない
Meanings
- There is no need to
- Not necessary to
- No need to go so far as to
- It is needless to say
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Explanation
までもない is used to say that something does not need to be done or pointed out because it is obvious, unnecessary, or not worth the effort. It often follows a dictionary form verb, or a noun with である in formal contexts. It expresses that the speaker believes taking the action would be excessive or redundant in the given situation. Common in complaints, advice, or when downplaying the necessity of an action or explanation.
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Example sentences
There’s no need to say something so complicated.
If the problem is this minor, there’s no need to consult anyone.
Whether he will come or not is something that’s needless to say at this point.
There’s no need to read the detailed report. Just look at the key points.
I don’t think it’s necessary to go to the doctor.
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