What does "de arimasuka" mean? From Freezing?

De arimasuka" is usually added at the end of the sentence. It's usually said to show extreme politeness and refinement and does not have any specific meaning in the sentence, only in the context If translated literally, it means "It has been done" or "It will be done" or "This is how it is.

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