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well-being

[wel-bee-ing] / ˈwɛlˈbi ɪŋ /




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As one of a dozen people worldwide immune to a phenomenon called the Joining, which unified billions of people into a blissed-out hive mind, Carol’s well-being becomes everyone else’s mission.

From Salon

“Protecting public health and the well-being of impacted communities remains the state’s foremost priority.”

From Los Angeles Times

They can feel they are "not a legitimate person to be asking for help" - especially ahead of a mum and baby - but she emphasises their mental well-being is just as important to the family.

From BBC

The obvious dark side of this line of research is that someone who understands how to boost well-being through memory manipulation could just as easily use the same knowledge for pernicious ends.

From Los Angeles Times

Research suggests certain colors can enhance a sense of well-being or even increase alertness.

From The Wall Street Journal