To do something instinctively or involuntarily; cannot help but. Used as an adverb to describe a reaction to a situation.

to be unable to help oneself; beyond one's control; involuntarily; can't help but do something

(idiom) unable to do as one wishes due to circumstances beyond one's control; having no choice in how to act

To act without allowing any argument or explanation; to refuse to listen to reason or excuses

to say something without meaning it; to speak tongue-in-cheek or say one thing while meaning another

unable to control one's own body or actions; losing one's autonomy or physical control

Literally "never taking a short cut"; to act in an honest way and follow proper rules rather than seeking unfair advantages.

unwittingly; unconsciously; without any clear reason or purpose

fate or heaven's plan is not decided by human calculations

Ono Fuyumi (1960-), Japanese novelist

a situation where soldiers do not follow the commands or instructions of their leader; specifically used to describe a breakdown in discipline or a lack of coordination between subordinates and their superior

(variant form) to say what one does not mean; for words not to come from the heart

one has to compromise in this world; used to describe a situation where one's actions are limited by social obligations or external pressures beyond their control

can't help but; to brook no refusal from someone or leave them with no alternative but to act in a certain way

To be beyond one's control; to feel or act in a way that is involuntary or compelled by external factors.