さすがに
Meanings
Adverb
Usually written in kana
1. as one would expect; naturally; indeed
Cats sure are quick, as you'd expect.
2. still; all the same; after all
It was fun at first, but when it's like this the whole time, I do start to get tired after all.
Pitch accent
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as one would expect; just as you'd expect (from); still; all the same; even ... (e.g. "even a genius")
Examples (27 in total)
Come on, that's going too far.
That's really too one-sided.
This is really a tough spot.
As expected, I think this is not good!
The other party seemed quite surprised.
As expected, there are few people passing by.
Well, that really wouldn't do, would it?
Okay, now I'm starting to get a little annoyed.
Teaching in front of people is, as expected, nerve-wracking.
Those words really did upset me.
No, that is certainly going too far.
As expected, I am somewhat concerned about what people think.
No, isn't that a bit too advanced?
Even I'm at a loss when you point that out.
Being stared at this much is embarrassing, even for me.
Naturally, there was some disturbance in his breathing.
I'm afraid we're rather busy tonight.
After all, I can't go outside dressed like that.
No, I think that's going a bit too far, though.
It was fun at first, but when it's like this the whole time, I do start to get tired after all.
Being disliked after exchanging just a word or two really gets to me.
In that case, surely there will be no more interference.
It's an attractive proposal, but I can't exactly skip class, so I'll have to pass.
The bread was hard, as you'd expect, but dipped in the soup it was perfectly edible.
Our pool is outdoors, so we obviously can't use it at this time of year.
Understandably, they must feel reluctant to bring the body back.
I am used to wearing cute dresses, but as expected, I have no experience with wedding attire.