Meanings
- not comparableAbsolutely still; motionless.
[B]ut her fear of startling him was even greater than her love, and she remained marble-still.
1951, Ambrose Pratt, The Lore of the Lyrebird, Melbourne: Robertson and Mullens, page 23
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