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〜に至る

To reach a stage, state, or conclusion after a process; to come to a certain point.

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〜に至っては

When it comes to (an extreme or worst-case example); used to highlight a severe situation by contrasting it with others.

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~を禁じ得ない

Cannot help but feel...; cannot suppress (used to express the writer's strong, uncontrollable emotion such as anger, sympathy, or doubt)

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〜極まりない / 〜極まる

Extremely; to the utmost limit. Expresses a strong, often negative, emotional judgment about an extreme state.

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〜てやまない

Sincerely; always (used by the narrator to express a deep, continuous, and heartfelt emotion, such as wishing, hoping, or loving, in literary or dramatic contexts).

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まして (況して)

Much less; let alone; not to mention (used to emphasize that if A is already the case, then B is even more so).

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