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well

[wel] / wɛl /
ADJECTIVE
healthy
Synonyms
STRONGEST
strong together
STRONG
blooming fine fit flourishing great hale hardy husky right sound trim whole
WEAK
able-bodied alive and kicking bright-eyed bushy-tailed chipper fresh hearty in good health in the pink right as rain robust sane solid as a rock strong as an ox up to par vigorous wholesome wrapped tight
Antonyms
STRONG
inappropriate incomplete infirm little poor rough sick small unfit unhealthy unsuitable unsuited weak
WEAK
diseased ill unfortunate unhappy unlucky
ADJECTIVE
lucky, fortunate
Synonyms
STRONGEST
good
STRONG
fine fitting flourishing pleasing right thriving
WEAK
advisable agreeable bright comfortable happy profitable proper prosperous providential prudent satisfactory useful
Antonyms
STRONG
failing inappropriate languishing unfitting unsuitable
WEAK
diseased ill sick unfortunate unhappy unhealthy unlucky
ADVERB
happily, pleasantly; capably
Synonyms
STRONGEST
accurately adequately carefully closely completely correctly effectively efficiently fully nicely properly smoothly strongly successfully thoroughly
WEAK
ably adeptly admirably agreeably attentively capitally commendably competently conscientiously excellently expertly famously favorably in a satisfactory manner irreproachably proficiently profoundly rightly satisfactorily skillfully soundly splendidly suitably with skill
Antonyms
STRONGEST
inadequately incompletely incorrectly insufficiently mistakenly partially wrongly
WEAK
badly incapably unpleasantly
ADVERB
sufficiently
Synonyms
STRONGEST
adequately appropriately completely easily far freely fully properly quite right smoothly thoroughly
STRONG
considerably substantially
WEAK
abundantly amply becomingly by a wide margin effortlessly entirely extremely fittingly greatly heartily highly luxuriantly plentifully rather readily satisfactorily somewhat suitably very much wholly
Antonyms
STRONGEST
difficultly inadequately inappropriately incompletely insufficiently partially unsuitably
STRONG
insignificantly slightly
WEAK
badly incapably unpleasantly
NOUN
hole with water
Synonyms
STRONGEST
basin hole mine pit pool puddle reservoir source water hole
STRONG
abyss bore chasm depression derivation fount fountain fountainhead geyser inception mouth origin repository root shaft spa spring springs wellspring
WEAK
watering place

Example Sentences

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WELL, YOU HAD plenty to say about my June 25 story, “What do tourists ask most about Seattle?”

From Seattle Times • Aug. 6, 2023

He saw the dark side of online anonymity in the early 1980s and attempted to design a virtual gathering place that he called the Whole Earth ’Lectronic Link, or the WELL.

From New York Times • Mar. 23, 2022

You are already doing SO WELL, holy cow.

From Slate • May 31, 2019

In the 1980s subscribers on The WELL, an early internet forum, developed block lists to ignore abusive messages.

From The Guardian • Apr. 18, 2016

Among our Townspeople, you may report to Aunts & Belles & Fathers—ALL WELL.

From "The Astonishing Life of Octavian Nothing, Traitor to the Nation, Volume I: The Pox Party" by M.T. Anderson

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