Yet

/jɛt/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

Up to the present time; until now.

She hasn't arrived yet.

At this time; still.

It's not too late yet.

Even at this time; in addition.

He is yet another example of persistence.

conjunction

Nevertheless; but.

It was raining, yet we decided to go for a walk.

At the same time; on the other hand.

She failed the test, yet she continued to study hard.

Middle English, from Old English 'gēta', meaning 'so far'.

yet to come

Something that is expected to happen in the future.

not quite yet

Indicates that something is not ready or has not happened as of now.

yet again

Used to indicate that something is happening again, often with a sense of annoyance.

still

Continuing to be in the same state; not changing.

also

In addition; too.

however

Used to introduce a statement that contrasts with or contradicts something that has been said.

Not done yet.

The game isn't over yet!

Still hanging on, still going strong.

She's yet killing it in her career.