Pronunciation: /jɛt/
adverb used to emphasize a negative statement or contrasting a previous statement
A1 I haven't finished my homework yet.
A2 She hasn't arrived at the party yet.
B1 I have not yet received a response to my email.
B2 The project is not complete yet.
C1 I have not yet decided on my next career move.
C2 The results of the experiment have not yet been published.
conjunction used to introduce a contrasting idea or to add something to a previous statement
A1 I am not hungry yet.
A2 She hasn't finished her homework yet.
B1 I haven't seen the movie yet, but I plan to watch it soon.
B2 The results of the experiment have not been published yet.
C1 The company has not announced its decision yet, but we expect to hear soon.
C2 He has not revealed his true intentions yet, leaving us in suspense.
formal The project has not been completed yet due to unforeseen circumstances.
informal I haven't finished my homework yet, I'll do it later.
slang I haven't eaten yet, I'm starving!
figurative The sun hasn't set yet, there's still time to enjoy the beach.
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