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still

Definition for still

adverb as in nevertheless

adverb as in up until now

Weak match

hitherto

noun as in quiet

verb as in make quiet, motionless, calm

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The signals of a weakening economy may still be only faintly felt by most Americans — and most sharply by lower-income households — but they’re no secret to business leaders.

But he is still making a two-hour commute from Bakersfield, after opposition from neighbors helped stall the opening of the park.

“I’m still in shock that those leg warmers and leotards caught on the way they did,” Fonda wrote to supporters in April.

The Yes on 50 campaign said the decision is still ultimately up to voters, who created the independent redistricting commission and have the right to unwind it.

The neighbors who were back in their homes called others who were still displaced.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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