This is the 9136th most frequent Japanese word.
無茶
"無茶" (むちゃ) means "absurd," "reckless," or "nonsensical."
In this sentence, 無茶 is used to describe an unreasonable or excessive demand, highlighting the impracticality or lack of rationality in the context.
無茶な要求をするのはやめてください。
Please stop making unreasonable demands.
The word 無茶 here conveys recklessness in driving behavior, emphasizing the dangerous and irresponsible action taken.
彼は無茶な運転をして事故を起こした。
He drove recklessly and caused an accident.
In this context, 無茶 is applied to describe a plan as exceedingly unreasonable or impractical, indicating skepticism about its feasibility.