やむを()

やむをえず
adverb
unavoidably; out of necessity
1. unavoidably; out of necessity; reluctantly
doing something because there is no other choice, not because one wants to
やむを()欠席(けっせき)した。
I was unavoidably absent.
やむを()()()けた。
I reluctantly accepted it.
台風(たいふう)でやむを()中止(ちゅうし)になった。
It was unavoidably canceled due to the typhoon.
予算(よさん)関係(かんけい)でやむを()計画(けいかく)変更(へんこう)した。
Due to budget constraints, we had to change the plan.

USAGE:
A formal expression indicating that something was done because there was no alternative, often implying reluctance or regret.

RELATED EXPRESSIONS:

  • やむを()ない - unavoidable (adjective form)
  • 仕方(しかた)なく - cannot be helped; reluctantly
  • ()むを()ない - variant kanji writing

NUANCE:
More formal than 仕方(しかた)なく. Often used in written or business contexts.

GRAMMAR:
Derived from the verb やむ (to cease) + を()ない (cannot obtain/avoid).