still room
Britishnoun
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a room in which distilling is carried out
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a pantry or storeroom, as in a large house
Example Sentences
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To open the nearly three-hour concert, New Edition began with a new song, “Going Out Tonight,” joined onstage by Braxton and Boyz II Men, proving there’s still room for something new alongside the classics.
From Los Angeles Times
Looking ahead, Zou said there is still room to cut interest rates and banks’ required reserve ratios, without specifying a timeline.
The vast majority were rated as amber, meaning they were patching up roads and had preventative measures in place but there was still room for improvement.
From BBC
Stock-market bulls have argued that there’s still room for companies to grow, while more pessimistic investors say that tech-company valuations are too high and could collapse.
From MarketWatch
Stock-market bulls have argued that there’s still room for companies to grow, while more pessimistic investors say that tech-company valuations are too high and could collapse.
From MarketWatch
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