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すっかり

-refreshingly; cleanly; clearly;

おそらく

-perhaps; likely; probably;

じかに

-directly; in person; firsthand

しかも

Moreover; furthermore

それとも

Or; or else

せっかく

(n.) with trouble; at great pains


(adv.) especially; expressly

続々

ぞくぞく


Successively;