The underlying idea is a result turning back in the opposite direction.
The underlying idea is a result turning back in the opposite direction.
What does かえって mean?
A result turns out opposite to what was expected.
How do you read かえって?
It is read かえって, written kaette.
When would you use かえって?
Connects an expectation with a contrary outcome, often an unintended bad effect.
How is かえって different from むしろ?
むしろ chooses or favors one option over another; かえって reports a result opposite to expectation.
How does かえって change in a sentence?
An invariable adverb, also written 却って, though kana is common.