Meaning & Definition of word "Still"

Still

/stɪl/

1. A state of calmness or silence.
- Example: The still of the night enveloped the forest.

1. To make or become quiet or calm.
- Example: She tried to still the baby by rocking her gently.

1. Not moving or making a sound; quiet.
- Example: The lake was still and reflected the mountains perfectly.
2. Calm; tranquil; free from turbulence.
- Example: The still night was filled with stars.

1. Up to and including the present or the time mentioned; even now.
- Example: She is still waiting for her turn.
2. In spite of that; nonetheless.
- Example: It was raining, but we still went for a hike.
3. Used for emphasis, particularly when something contradicts expectations.
- Example: He was tired, yet he still managed to finish the race.

Middle English, from Old English stille; akin to Old High German stilli, silent.

still water:

Water that is not moving.

still alive:

Continuing to live; not dead.

still in the game:

Remaining involved or competitive in a situation.

sit still:

To remain in one place without moving.

stillness:

The state of being still; motionlessness.

stilly:

In a still manner.

unstill:

Not still; moving or active.

Meaning: Still got it

Example Sentence: Even after all these years, she still got it on the dance floor.

Meaning: Still rolling

Example Sentence: We're still rolling with the flow of the party.