yet
/jɛt/
adverb
- Up to the present time; until now (used in negative statements and questions).
- She hasn't called me yet.
- Has the mail arrived yet?
- I haven't finished my homework yet.
- At some future time; still (often with a sense of possibility).
- The best is yet to come.
- He could yet change his mind.
- We may yet win the game.
- In addition; even (used to emphasize a comparative).
- The weather grew yet colder.
- She sang yet more beautifully.
- He offered yet another excuse.
- Nevertheless; despite that.
- The story is simple, yet powerful.
- He is young, yet very wise.
- It was a difficult task, yet she succeeded.
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conjunction
- But at the same time; nevertheless.
- She was tired, yet she kept working.
- The plan was risky, yet it worked.
- He promised to help, yet he never showed up.
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