What is another word for yet?
Pronunciation:
[ jˈɛt], [ jˈɛt], [ j_ˈɛ_t]
Synonyms for Yet:
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adv.
• additionally • all the same • finally- after a while ,
- as a sequel ,
- at length ,
- at long last ,
- at the end ,
- at the last moment ,
- despite delay ,
- in spite of all ,
- in the eleventh hour ,
- tardily .
- Albeit ,
- Howbeit ,
- although ,
- be that as it may ,
- for all that ,
- for that ,
- however ,
- in spite of ,
- on the other hand ,
- still ,
- though ,
- without regard to ,
- per contra .
- During ,
- all along ,
- always ,
- for now ,
- for the time being ,
- in the course of ,
- in the meantime ,
- meantime ,
- meanwhile ,
- often ,
- throughout ,
- till ,
- up to ,
- up until .
- yet .
- be sides ,
- be yond ,
- be-sides ,
- be-yond ,
- in excess of ,
- on side ,
- on top everything ,
- over above ,
- what more ,
- with exception of .
- at end day ,
- at end of day ,
- at end of the day ,
- at end the day ,
- at the end day ,
- at the end of day ,
- at the end the day ,
- eventually ,
- in end ,
- in long run ,
- sooner later ,
- when all is said done ,
- when is said and done ,
- when is said done .
- at some future time ,
- beyond this ,
- even ,
- in due course ,
- in the course of time ,
- sometime ,
- sooner or later .
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n.
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•
- Than ,
- Whereas ,
- by/in contrast ,
- compared with/to ,
- next to ,
- relative ,
- relatively ,
- seen against something ,
- the... the... .
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- big .
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prep.
• notwithstanding Other synonyms:
- affirm .
Other relevant words:
• in addition
• nevertheless
• thus far
• til now
• up to now
• Other relevant words (adjective):
• Other relevant words (adverb):
- after all ,
- all the same ,
- along with ,
- and all ,
- as a conclusion ,
- as well ,
- as well as ,
- at a future time ,
- at last ,
- at the close ,
- at the end of the day ,
- by and by ,
- by the same token ,
- climactically ,
- conjointly ,
- even so ,
- even though ,
- finally ,
- furthermore ,
- in a time to come ,
- in conjunction with ,
- in distinction to ,
- in due time ,
- in future ,
- in other respects ,
- in the end ,
- in the long run ,
- in the sequel ,
- more than ,
- not counting ,
- not the less ,
- not to mention ,
- on a day ,
- on the side ,
- on top of ,
- on top of everything ,
- one day ,
- one of these days ,
- other than ,
- over and above ,
- sequentially ,
- someday ,
- supplementary to ,
- to boot ,
- together with ,
- ultimately ,
- what is more ,
- what's more ,
- whats more ,
- when all is said and done ,
- with the exception of ,
- withal .
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How to use "Yet" in context?
Introduced in Shakespeare's late play, Macbeth, the word "yet" is used to emphasize the idea that something is not yet over, or that something still has to happen.
The Oxford English Dictionary defines "yet" as a contracted form of "yonder," meaning "yonder." The word first appeared in Middle English, and was derived from an Old English word meaning "away, beyond," or "else."
Use of "yet" in English can be seen in a number of expressions, including "I am not finished yet," "I will yet come," and "I have not yet heard from him.
Paraphrases for Yet:
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Independent
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Adverb
actually, already, also, alternatively, always, anymore, anyway, best, better, certainly, currently, else, ever, farther, further, furthermore, importantly, indeed, instead, just, meanwhile, moreover, neither, nonetheless, notwithstanding, once, only, presently, previously, quite, rather, really, regrettably, simultaneously, still, surely, there, unfortunately, Whilst.
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Adverb
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Other Related
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Adverb
nevertheless.
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Adverb
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