无可

无可 means 'unavoidable' or 'inevitable.' It is used to describe situations or outcomes that cannot be prevented or escaped.

The character 无 (wú) means 'without' or 'none,' and 可 (kě) means 'can' or 'possible.' Together, they form a phrase indicating something that cannot be avoided or denied.

无可 is often used in formal or literary contexts. It appears in expressions like 无可奈何 (wúkěnàihé), meaning 'helpless' or 'at a loss.' It can also appear in phrases such as 无可厚非 (wúkěhòufēi), which means 'not unreasonable' or 'justifiable.'