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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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Now 93, with his baton mostly set aside, Williams still looms over the Bowl each summer, his music echoing through the amphitheater, played by the orchestra he helped make synonymous with Hollywood.

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She said she believed Mr Brandt was "a real threat to me and still is".

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He had survived the shark attack but was still in mortal danger.

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Most bank branches are closed, but customers can still make many transactions online or at an ATM.

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The European steel market continues to face weak demand and pricing, and hence 2025 will still be a challenging year for profitability, the analysts say after the steel company lowered its full-year Ebitda guidance.

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

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