0 past simple and past participle of still
During the succeeding reunion, the infant stilled against the parent with eyes dazed for over 1 full min, and was, of course, judged disorganized.
Her aria and their actions demonstrate the implacability of a desire that should have been stilled, or indeed, transmuted by their accession to power.
In the world of solid objects envisaged by material-culture theorists, however, the flux of materials is stifled and stilled.
If swift and drastic action is not taken, the great voices of 19th century scholarship will be stilled far more effectively andfinallythan by war, flood, censorship or fire.
He leapt to his feet in great heat, and with clarion words stilled the whose house.
They have quite rightly stilled the fears of even the most timorous.
Are they, perhaps, hoping that the protests against this disastrous experiment will be stilled by then because the days have lengthened?
Is he aware that that public concern will not be stilled by denials from retired police officers, no matter how eminent?
