1. ~にかたくない(難くない)
Vる (Dictionary form) + にかたくない
Explanation: Indicates that, judging from the situation or circumstances, something can easily be understood or felt even without seeing it directly or experiencing it personally.
✓ It is generally limited to verbs involving mental or emotional activity, such as 想像する (imagine), 察する (infer/empathize), and 理解する (understand).
2. ~に~ない / ~(よ)うにも~ない
V (volitional よう/う) + にも + same V in negative potential form
Explanation: The same verb is repeated. It means that although the speaker strongly wants to do something, a reason or circumstance prevents it.
✓ ~に~ない often involves psychological or emotional restraint.
✓ ~(よ)うにも~ない often involves physical or practical circumstances.
3. ~て(は)いられない
Explanation: Expresses urgency: because there is no time or mental room to spare, one cannot continue the present state and must move on to the next action immediately.
✓ The subject is usually the first person (the speaker).
4. ~べくもない
* Exception: Verb する -> するべくもない / すべくもない
Explanation: Strongly emphasizes that, considering the present situation or circumstances, doing or knowing something is naturally impossible.
✓ Often used with verbs of cognition or thought, such as know, understand, judge, guess, or expect.
5. ~べからず / ~べからざる
Vる (Dictionary form) + べからざる + Noun N
Explanation: Expresses prohibition: an action must not be performed.
✓ ~べからず commonly appears sentence-finally on notices, prohibition signs, and strict rules.
✓ ~べからざる + N is a stiff written expression modifying a noun, such as an impermissible act or something indispensable.
6. ~まじき
Vる + まじき + Noun
Explanation: Expresses strong criticism: considering a person's position, circumstances, or profession, the action is morally absolutely unacceptable.
✓ What follows must be a noun denoting an act, statement, attitude, etc., such as 行為, 発言, or 態度.