stock-still

ADJECTIVE
  1. absolutely still
    frozen with horror
    they stood rooted in astonishment
ADVERB
  1. without moving or making a sound
    he sat still as a statue
    they waited stock-still outside the door
    time stood still
    he couldn't hold still any longer
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How To Use stock-still In A Sentence

  • On seeing us, the deer stood stock-still for a moment, then turned and retreated into the forest.
  • He stands stock-still, and glances over the crowd.
  • Bethan was sitting stock-still on a sofa with Isabel beside her, holding her hand. THE WHITE DOVE
  • Even if the property market were to stand stock-still for years, you're better off owning your own home and paying off the mortgage.
  • I was standing stock-still, up to my waist in motionless water, in a deep cavern, totally blind.
  • He sprinted back and forth many times; amazingly, his breathing remained even, and he could resume his singing as if he had been standing stock-still.
  • Instead, they stood stock-still, staring at something in the woods a short distance away.
  • The figure stood stock-still, silent and unsuspecting.
  • There were some people standing stock-still a few feet from the tent.
  • Stock-still there he stands like a traveller bemazed: WRITTEN IN GERMANY ON ONE OF THE COLDEST DAYS OF THE CENTURY
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