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well
adjective as in healthy
adjective as in lucky, fortunate
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advisable, agreeable, bright, comfortable, happy, profitable, proper, prosperous, providential, prudent, satisfactory, useful
adverb as in happily, pleasantly; capably
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accurately, adequately, carefully, closely, completely, correctly, effectively, efficiently, fully, nicely, properly, smoothly, strongly, successfully, thoroughly
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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
adverb as in sufficiently
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adequately, appropriately, completely, easily, far, freely, fully, properly, quite, right, smoothly, thoroughly
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abundantly, amply, becomingly, by a wide margin, effortlessly, entirely, extremely, fittingly, greatly, heartily, highly, luxuriantly, plentifully, rather, readily, satisfactorily, somewhat, suitably, very much, wholly
noun as in hole with water
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abyss, bore, chasm, depression, derivation, fount, fountain, fountainhead, geyser, inception, mouth, origin, repository, root, shaft, spa, spring, springs, wellspring
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Example Sentences
"We'll have to analyse this game and learn from it, because this is not how we want to play."
"When you turn 16, we'll let you know that you can start using Facebook again."
“Just because BLS decided to skip October household survey data collection, which I think would be harder than collecting October CPI data, doesn’t necessarily tell us anything about whether we’ll get an October CPI report,” he said Wednesday.
“It’ll go to the Supreme Court, and we’ll be fine.”
“We weren’t even thinking about redistricting in California until the president had Texas do it. And we’ll still see what happens, in terms of whether the Supreme Court hears us and so forth. But it would be pretty ironic that we redistricted, and Texas ends up not being able to do it.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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