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Ok, I've come across a few expressions involving the word わけ （訳）such as
わけではない, to indicate that something differs from a notion the listener may
have; わけがない, to indicate that there is no sense in something, and just ending
the sentence with わけだ to indicate a conclusion. I was wondering how many more
of these わけ expressions there are, and what they are.
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grammar usage expressions
All the uses of わけ?
In addition to what you've got listed there's also:

  * わけが分からない, indicating that you don't know why something is happening
  * もうしわけない／もうしわけありません, which is a formal way of apologizing (literally translated, it means "there is no excuse [for what happened]")
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