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Definitions

mental health

NOUN

well-being

Synonyms

STRONGEST

comfort content happiness health prosperity welfare

STRONG

advantage benefit ease good weal

Antonyms

STRONG

disadvantage hindrance loss restriction

WEAK

ill-being

NOUN

wellness

Synonyms

STRONGEST

wellbeing

STRONG

eudemonia fitness wholeness

WEAK

robustness shape strength verdure vigor

Antonyms

STRONGEST

illness sickness

STRONG

disease disorder malady

WEAK

feebleness frailness weakness

NOUN

eudemonia

Synonyms

STRONGEST

contentment happiness satisfaction well-being

NOUN

health

Synonyms

STRONGEST

energy fitness strength well-being

STRONG

bloom fettle form haleness hardihood hardiness healthfulness healthiness lustiness pink prime robustness salubriousness salubrity shape soundness stamina state tone tonicity verdure vigor wholeness

WEAK

clean bill eupepsia fine feather good condition top form

Antonyms

STRONGEST

lethargy

STRONG

weakness

WEAK

disease illness infirmity sickness

NOUN

soundness

Synonyms

STRONGEST

correctness durability integrity solidity solvency

STRONG

heartiness integrality solidarity stability strength truth weight wit

WEAK

horse sense levelheadedness

Antonyms

WEAK

unhealthiness unsoundness

Example Sentences

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Catherine is herself a gifted math scholar but had to give up her studies when her father’s mental health began to falter and she moved back home to take care of him.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 17, 2026

Walmart launched External link Better Care at the start of the year, using third-party virtual care providers for conditions ranging from urgent care to mental health.

From Barron's • Apr. 16, 2026

KGM’s extensive use of these products, as she and her lawyers argued, caused her mental health to deteriorate.

From Salon • Apr. 16, 2026

He said his daughter, who worked with patients with mental health problems at Fulbourn Hospital near Cambridge, "died a hero".

From BBC • Apr. 14, 2026

He looked at their physical and mental health, their “masculinity-femininity scores,” and their hobbies and vocational interests.

From "Outliers" by Malcolm Gladwell