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stilly

[stil-lee, stil-ee] / ˈstɪl li, ˈstɪl i /


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Her eyes dropped as she came in and she moved stilly and did only what she was told to do and she went quickly out again.

From Literature

It was as if nothing wrong could happen in a world where things balanced so stilly.

From Literature

The candle flames, rising up stilly on the night air, were reflected from the golden lioncels which studded the deep blue canopy of the bed.

From Literature

That has been a theme for me over the past year and a half, trying to power through under my own steam and realizing that that is stilly.

From Time

May halcyon-birds that hover o'er the brine     Diffuse abroad their own tranquillity, Till ocean stretches stilly as the wine     In this deep cup which now we drain to thee.

From Project Gutenberg