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Synonyms & Antonyms : Still
Still
( Adjective )
He still hopes for a letter from her.
Synonyms:
Motionless
Calm
Peaceful
Serene
Stagnant
Quiet
Stationary
Pacific
Contextual Examples:
When I reached his room, I was shocked to find his body lying in a motionless state.
I checked his pulse but it was calm and stationary.
His face was serene and peaceful as ever as if he were asleep. But his half open eyes frightened me.
When I looked at the sea beyond the window, I found the water stagnant and quite .
Antonyms:
Moving
Flowing
Excited
Disturbed
Troubled
Agitated
Running
Flustered
Contextual Examples:
The train was moving on the plains at a terrific speed.
I was excited by the scenery around and by a large river flowing by the side of the rail track.
I was disturbed by the sheer memory of the death of my friend in the hostel.
My troubled thoughts agitated me in my dreams.
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