Indicates reaching a very high degree or an excessive extent ('really / quite / enough of...'). Often used in colloquial speech for vivid emphasis.
Pattern of concession: affirms that quality A is indeed true, but introduces a contrast, limitation, or drawback in the second clause ('A is A, but...').
Used to give mild advice or state the most ideal preference: 'had better / it would be best if...'.
Colloquial suffix attached after listing items: 'and things like that / and so forth / etc.'.
Used when hesitating between multiple alternatives, citing a drawback or counterargument for each ('if I do this, it's problematic; if I do that, it's also bad').
Conditional connective indicating a sufficient condition: 'as long as / provided that... then...'.
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