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Synonym for still [verb]

The synonym still synonymous definition words:
means "stop"
stall, arrest, lull, slack
- conjugate verb still
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still [verb]

means "activity"
calm, allay, appease, pacify, soothe, smooth, compose, tranquillise, tranquillize

still [verb]

means "action"
silence, quiet, mute, hush, muffle, smother, stifle

still [object]

means "part of speech"
furthermore, nevertheless, but, however, besides

still [adjective]

means "sound"
silent, hushed, quiet, soundless, mute, noiseless, whist

still [adjective]

means "property"
peaceful, calm, placid, serene, tranquil, pacific, peaceable

still [adjective]

means "movement"
motionless, inert, stationary, unmoving, quiescent, at rest
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Arctic [adjective]

means "chilly"
inert, icy, dead, frigid, still, extinguished

arctic [adjective]

means "property"
chilly, inert, icy, dead, frigid, still

as yet [object]

means "yet"
still

assuage [verb]

means "pacify"
calm, quiet, mollify, still, soften, subdue
- conjugate verb assuage

but [object]

means "part of speech"
however, nevertheless, yet, though, moreover, still
- translate but

calm [verb]

means "activity"
assuage, still
- conjugate verb calm

calm [adjective]

means "property"
still, unruffled

chilly [adjective]

means "property"
cold, inert, icy, dead, frigid, still

cold [adjective]

means "property"
chilly, inert, icy, dead, frigid, still

compose [verb]

means "control"
calm, quiet, still, collect
- conjugate verb compose

even [object]

means "part of speech"
quite, still

extinguished [adjective]

means "chilly"
inert, icy, dead, frigid, still, cold

however [object]

means "but"
nevertheless, yet, though, moreover, still, further

in that case [object]

means "then"
therefore, thus, besides, therewith, still, in addition

indeed [object]

means "part of speech"
quite, still

lay [verb]

means "action"
appease, allay, calm, quiet, still, suppress
- conjugate verb lay
- translate lay

lull [verb]

means "soothe"
calm, mollify, allay, quiet, assuage, still
- conjugate verb lull

mute [verb]

means "silence"
quiet, still, hush, muffle, smother, stifle
- conjugate verb mute

nevertheless [object]

means "furthermore"
still, but, however, besides

noiseless [adjective]

means "quiet"
silent, soundless, hushed, calm, still

nonetheless [object]

means "nevertheless"
anyway, notwithstanding, however, still, yet, regardless

pacify [verb]

means "assuage"
calm, quiet, mollify, still, soften, subdue
- conjugate verb pacify

peaceful [adjective]

means "calm"
mild, placid, tranquil, quiet, pacific, still

placid [adjective]

means "peaceful"
mild, calm, tranquil, quiet, pacific, still

quell [verb]

means "allay"
still, ease, calm, compose, hush, lull
- conjugate verb quell

quiet [verb]

means "action"
silence, hush, muffle, smother, still, mute
- conjugate verb quiet
- translate quiet

quiet [adjective]

means "movement"
motionless, placid, still, unruffled, unmoved, unmoving
- translate quiet

settle [verb]

means "action"
still, rest, compose
- conjugate verb settle

silent [adjective]

means "sound"
quiet, noiseless, soundless, hushed, calm, still

smooth [adjective]

means "characterisitc"
quiet, peaceful, still, calm, tranquil, peaceable

soften [verb]

means "melt"
dissolve, disintegrate, thaw, still
- conjugate verb soften

soundless [adjective]

means "quiet"
noiseless, silent, hushed, calm, still

standing [adjective]

means "stagnant"
motionless, stationary, still, unmoving, idle, unused

stationary [adjective]

means "stagnant"
motionless, standing, still, unmoving, idle, unused

then [object]

means "purpose"
in that case, therefore, thus, besides, therewith, still
- translate then

though [object]

means "part of speech"
however, nevertheless, yet, but, moreover, still

tranquilize [verb]

means "calm"
appease, still
- conjugate verb tranquilize

undisturbed [adjective]

means "peaceful"
mild, placid, tranquil, quiet, pacific, still

unmoving [adjective]

means "motionless"
placid, still, unruffled, unmoved, quiet

verily [object]

means "indeed"
still

yet [object]

means "part of speech"
however, nevertheless, but, though, moreover, still

stillness [noun]

means "calmness"
tranquillity, calm, rest, repose, peacefulness, quiet

calm [noun]

means "manner"
calmness, tranquillity, stillness, rest, repose, peacefulness

calmness [noun]

means "calm"
tranquillity, stillness, rest, repose, peacefulness, quiet

clemency [noun]

means "mildness"
calm, stillness, peace, temperance, gentleness, fairness

hush [noun]

means "silence"
quiet, lull, peace, stillness, calm, serenity

lull [noun]

means "quiet"
hush, stillness, calm, silence

peacefulness [noun]

means "calmness"
tranquillity, stillness, rest, repose, calm, quiet

repose [noun]

means "calmness"
tranquillity, stillness, rest, calm, peacefulness, quiet

rest [noun]

means "leisure"
repose, ease, relaxation, quietude, calm, stillness

tranquility [noun]

means "peace"
composure, peace of mind, stillness, seclusion, imperturbability, smoothness

tranquillity [noun]

means "calmness"
calm, stillness, rest, repose, peacefulness, quiet
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