1. whilst - Adverb
2. whilst - Conjunction
While.
Source: Webster's dictionaryA 21-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of failing to stop following a road traffic collision, driving whilst unfit through drink or drugs, common assault and failing to provide a specimen of breath in relation to the incident. Source: Internet
A 31-year-old man from Shanklin has been charged with criminal damage, and three counts of assault by beating after three Police officers received injuries whilst attending a disturbance on Saturday. Source: Internet
According to Rolls Royce, the offers the chance for individuals to “gain valuable qualification and impressive experience with a world-leading company – whilst earning a salary at the same time.” Source: Internet
Academic results Both GCSE and A Level results (for the summer exam period) are traditionally given to students on a Thursday, A Level results day is usually the third Thursday of August whilst GCSE results day is a week later. Source: Internet
According to rumours at the time and what spread through the ages, was that Henry VI, was killed with a blow to the back of the head, whilst at prayer in the late hours of the 21st of May 1471. Source: Internet
"A decision has been made to close all lanes on the harbour bridge to look after the safety of drivers and the bridge whilst the structure is still damaged and in a compromised state," NZTA said earlier this morning. Source: Internet