hales

as indrag

Synonyms for hales

verb haul something to a new place

Antonyms for hales

Word Origin & History

"healthy," Old English hal "healthy, entire, uninjured" (see health). The Scottish and northern English form of whole; it was given a literary sense of "free from infirmity" (1734). Related: Haleness.

Example Sentences for hales

Henry's body was carried home, and buried in the Abbey of Hales.

I agree with Professor Hales in thinking it very improbable.

I must speak to Hales about going out with you sometimes, for you must have a walk every day.'

He and his family had reached Canada at the same time as the Hales.

In conclusion, Hales was liberated after half a year's imprisonment.

So by coach to Hales's, and there sat again, and it is become mighty like.

It is inevitable that Latimer and Hales should often be quoted.

Have we not the evidence of Fitzherbert, Latimer, and Hales to prove it?

Their liberalism takes a higher flight than that of Hales and Chillingworth.

It has its name from the hales, or salt mines,1137 near which it flows.