Still

A proper noun

Still connects to the absence of motion or change.

Water is still when calm and unmoving.

A still night has no wind.

To sit still is to remain motionless.

As an adverb, still indicates continuation despite expectation: She's still working on it, I still don't understand.

It can also mean even or yet: still more trouble, better still.

A still is also equipment for distilling liquor, from a different source—a shortened form of distillery.

continuing

yet

Still, or eventually

even now · to this day · persistently · ongoing · remaining · enduring · unresolved · lingering · perpetually · constantly

motionless

stationary

Not in motion

static · fixed · rooted · paralyzed · rigid · inert · suspended · halted · stagnant · petrified

distillery

moonshine

Illegally distilled spirits

condenser · fermentation · mash · alembic · hooch · liquor · spirits · homebrew · Prohibition · bathtub gin

photography

frame

Supporting outer structure

shot · image · capture · portrait · tableau · posed · candid · behind-the-scenes · contact sheet

calm

peaceful

Free from disturbance

placid · undisturbed · hushed · silent · soundless · restful · composed · unruffled · settled · windless

comparative

quieter

More subdued in volume

further · increasingly · deeper · greater

Categories
Opposites
motion/movement

Stillmoving

Emotionally affecting

in motion · active · mobile · stirring · dynamic

sound/noise

Stillloud

High in volume

noisy · clamorous · raucous · cacophonous · thunderous

water surface condition

Stillturbulent

Violently agitated or disturbed

choppy · rough · agitated · roiling · churning

Phrases
Family

stills, stilled, stilling, stiller, stillest, stillness, stillborn, stillbirth, instill

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G