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yet

I have yet to see the results.

Definition
  1. Adverb:

    • Up until now or a specified time; still: Used to indicate that something expected has not happened or a situation continues to exist.
    • At some future time; eventually: Used to indicate that something will or may happen in the future.
    • In addition; further; even: Used to emphasize an increase in degree or to introduce a stronger point.
    • Nevertheless; however; but: Used to introduce a contrasting idea or fact.
  2. Conjunction:

    • But at the same time; but nevertheless: Used to connect two contrasting statements.
Usage and Examples
  • Adverb (Up until now / Still):

    • The sun isn't up yet. (It is still not sunrise.)
    • I have yet to see the results. (I still have not seen the results.)
    • He hasn't called yet. (He has not called up to this moment.)
  • Adverb (Eventually / In the future):

    • He will understand yet. (He will understand eventually.)
    • The flowers that were yet to show themselves. (The flowers that would eventually bloom.)
  • Adverb (Even / Still more):

    • You must work yet harder. (You must work even harder.)
    • A yet sadder tale. (An even sadder story.)
  • Adverb / Conjunction (Nevertheless / But):

    • He was a stern yet fair master. (He was stern but nevertheless fair.)
    • We disliked each other, yet we agreed. (We disliked each other, however we agreed.)
    • It is strange, yet true. (It is strange, but it is true.)
Advanced Usage
  • "As yet": Until now; so far. Used in negative or interrogative contexts.

    • We have had no news as yet. (We have had no news up to this point.)
  • "Just yet": Right now; at this exact moment. Often used in negative contexts.

    • I'm not ready to leave just yet. (I am not ready to leave at this precise moment.)
  • "Nor yet": And also not.

    • He didn't call, nor yet did he write. (He didn't call, and he also didn't write.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Not yet: An adverbial phrase meaning "not up to the present time."
    • The task is not yet finished. (The task is still unfinished.)
Synonyms
  • Adverb (still):
  • Adverb (so far):
  • Adverb (eventually):
  • Conjunction (nevertheless / however):
Related Phrases and Idioms
  • "The best/greatest/largest... yet": The best etc. up to this point in time.

    • This is her finest performance yet. (This is her best performance so far.)
  • "Have yet to": Used to say that something has not happened or been done up to now, but is expected or required.

    • I have yet to meet his parents. (I still have not met his parents.)
  • "And yet" / "But yet": Used for emphasis when introducing a strong contrast.

    • He claims to be poor, and yet he drives an expensive car.
yet

I have yet to see the results.

Adverb
  1. despite anything to the contrary (usually following a concession)
    • although I'm a little afraid, however I'd like to try it
    • while we disliked each other, nevertheless we agreed
    • he was a stern yet fair master
    • granted that it is dangerous, all the same I still want to go
  2. used after a superlative
    • this is the best so far
    • the largest drug bust yet
  3. within an indefinite time or at an unspecified future time
    • he longed for the flowers that were yet to show themselves
    • sooner or later you will have to face the facts
    • in time they came to accept the harsh reality
  4. to a greater degree or extent; used with comparisons
    • looked sick and felt even worse
    • an even (or still) more interesting problem
    • still another problem must be solved
    • a yet sadder tale
  5. used in negative statement to describe a situation that has existed up to this point or up to the present time
    • So far he hasn't called
    • the sun isn't up yet
  6. up to the present time
    • I have yet to see the results
    • details are yet to be worked out