at the moment, right now, actually, in fact or really, especially, particularly, specially, for the specific purpose of something, hard, needing or using a lot of physical or mental effort, hardly, almost not at all, in the end, finally, at the end, is used to point to the end as a specific point in time, late, the opposite of early, lately, recently, near, not far away in distance, nearly, almost
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