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A5 Adverb

ついついunintentionally, unconsciously, by mistake, against one's better judgement, against one's better judgment

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    1. Adverb

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      unintentionally, unconsciously, by mistake, heedlessly, against one's better judgement (judgment)

      Onomatopoeic or mimetic word,

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      (なか)()いてついついお菓子(かし)()べてしまった。

      I was hungry and against my better judgment, I ended up eating snacks. {unintentionally, unconsciously, by mistake, against one's better judgement, against one's better judgment}

      タバコを()めようと(おも)いながらついつい()ってしまう。

      Even though I'm thinking of quitting smoking, I end up smoking unintentionally. {unintentionally, unconsciously, by mistake, against one's better judgement, against one's better judgment}

      美味(おい)しそうなケーキを()るとついつい()ってしまうのです。

      Whenever I see a delicious-looking cake, I end up buying it unintentionally. {unintentionally, unconsciously, by mistake, against one's better judgement, against one's better judgment}

      (いそ)いで(かえ)らなければならないのについつい友達(ともだち)(はな)()んでしまった。

      Even though I had to hurry home, I unintentionally ended up having a deep conversation with my friend. {unintentionally, unconsciously, by mistake, against one's better judgement, against one's better judgment}

      このカフェの居心地(いごこち)()すぎるせいで、ついつい長居(ながい)をしてしまいました。

      Due to the comfortable ambiance of this cafe, I unintentionally ended up staying longer than I had planned. {unintentionally, unconsciously, by mistake, against one's better judgement, against one's better judgment}

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