whilst (Meaning)

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whilst (adv.)

While.

No strong antonyms found.

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The students listened intently to the teacher whilst taking notes diligently.
The clouds parted briefly, allowing a ray of sunlight to illuminate the landscape whilst casting long shadows.
The dancer moved gracefully across the stage, her body flowing fluidly whilst her hands painted the air.
The musician strummed the guitar whilst singing an enchanting melody that captivated the audience.
The wind howled through the trees, its branches swaying wildly whilst the leaves danced in the storm.
Whilst walking through the forest, I stumbled upon a hidden waterfall, its waters cascading down the rocks.
The chef whisked the eggs together vigorously whilst adding a dash of salt and pepper to season the batter.
The surgeon performed the operation with precision, his hands working meticulously whilst the patient lay under anesthesia.
The lawyer presented his case to the jury with eloquence, his words flowing effortlessly whilst he swayed back and forth.
The artist gazed at the blank canvas, her mind racing with ideas whilst her imagination sparked.

While.

while, when,as,so long as

after, after,,

The students listened intently to the teacher whilst taking notes diligently.

The clouds parted briefly, allowing a ray of sunlight to illuminate the landscape whilst casting long shadows.

The dancer moved gracefully across the stage, her body flowing fluidly whilst her hands painted the air.

The musician strummed the guitar whilst singing an enchanting melody that captivated the audience.