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Grammar detail: まさか〜
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まさか
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means there's no way; by no means; that's impossible; you must be joking etc.
This form is used to signal and emphasize a sense of disbelief.
まさか can be used on its own as an exclamation meaning 'No way!', 'You're kidding!' etc. It's also often used in the set phrase まさかの
とき
時
which means 'in (your) time of need' or 'in an emergency' etc.Kanji used in this grammar
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