still
//stɪl//
Adverb
Up to and including the present or the time mentioned; continuing to happen or be the case
She still lives with her parents.
Nevertheless; all the same; despite that
It was raining, but we still went to the park.
Even (used with comparatives for emphasis)
This book is good, but that one is still better.
Synonym
Adjective
Not moving or making a sound; motionless and silent
The cat sat perfectly still, watching the bird.
(of a drink) not fizzy or carbonated
I prefer still water to sparkling water.
Synonym
Noun
Deep silence and calm; stillness
In the still of the night, you could hear every sound.
A single photograph taken from a motion picture
The director reviewed the stills from yesterday's shoot.
Verb
To make or become quiet, calm, or motionless
She stilled the crying baby by singing softly.