Usages of sukkari
すっかり 暗く なって いた ので、 帰り は バス に 乗った。sukkari kuraku natte ita node, kaeri ha basu ni notta.
It had gotten completely dark, so I took the bus on the way home.
雨 に ぬれた 靴 は、 朝 まで に すっかり 乾かなかった。ame ni nureta kutu ha, asa made ni sukkari kawakanakatta.
The shoes that got wet in the rain did not dry completely by morning.
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