Antonyms for well
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1. well

   Healthy is most correctly used to signify possessing or enjoying health or its results; as, a healthy person; a healthy condition. Healthful signifies promotive of health, tending or adapted to confer, preserve, or promote health; as, a healthful climate. Wholesome food in a healthful climate makes a healthy man. With healthful are ranged the words hygienic, salubrious, salutary, sanitary, and wholesome, while the other words are associated with healthy. Salubrious is always used in the physical sense, and is chiefly applied to air or climate. Salutary is now chiefly used in the moral sense; as, a salutary lesson.

   Antonyms:
   delicate, diseased, emaciated, exhausted, failing, fainting, fragile, frail, ill, sick, unhealthy, unsound, wasted, weak, worn, worn down, worn out

   Synonyms:
   hale, healthful, healthy, hearty, hygienic, salubrious, salutary, sanitary, sound, strong, vigorous, wholesome

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1. well

   Antonyms:
   wrongly, imperfectly, improperly

   Synonyms:
   rightly, thoroughly, properly

2. welladjective

   Synonyms:
   hale, healthy, hearty, sound

Matched Categories

1. • Excavation
   • Shaft
   • Source
   • Vessel

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1. wellnoun

   a deep hole or shaft dug or drilled to obtain water or oil or gas or brine

   Antonyms:
   feverish, bronchitic, poorly(p), woozy, rachitic, sickly, upset, queasy, paraplegic, laid up(p), unfortunate, consumptive, feverous, palsied, nauseated, laid low(p), spastic, green, bedfast, unwell, livery, sickish, faint, unhealed, ill, under the weather, giddy, light, inadvisable, bedridden, light-headed, peaked(p), rickety, sick, bedrid, stricken, lightheaded, delirious, scrofulous, nauseous, convalescent, liverish, afflicted, carsick, milk-sick, aguish, tubercular, vertiginous, unadvisable, air sick, dyspeptic, dizzy, hallucinating, ailing, autistic, seasick, paralyzed, diabetic, airsick, sick-abed, swooning, tuberculous, recovering, sneezy, seedy, bilious, funny, gouty, indisposed, paralytic, poorly, badly, disadvantageously

   Synonyms:
   fountainhead, wellspring

2. wellnoun

   a cavity or vessel used to contain liquid

   Antonyms:
   seedy, airsick, unwell, sick, liverish, rickety, light-headed, rachitic, unadvisable, hallucinating, scrofulous, sickish, unhealed, indisposed, sick-abed, afflicted, stricken, tubercular, sickly, peaked(p), dizzy, bilious, ill, inadvisable, under the weather, swooning, aguish, sneezy, milk-sick, diabetic, green, carsick, dyspeptic, tuberculous, woozy, spastic, paralytic, autistic, lightheaded, livery, nauseous, poorly(p), seasick, paraplegic, bedrid, bedfast, delirious, consumptive, paralyzed, feverous, recovering, funny, nauseated, faint, palsied, vertiginous, queasy, bedridden, laid low(p), unfortunate, ailing, upset, giddy, convalescent, gouty, bronchitic, feverish, air sick, laid up(p), light, badly, poorly, disadvantageously

   Synonyms:
   fountainhead, wellspring

3. well, wellspring, fountainheadnoun

   an abundant source

   "she was a well of information"

   Antonyms:
   hallucinating, tuberculous, stricken, airsick, indisposed, inadvisable, rachitic, livery, woozy, palsied, queasy, scrofulous, bedfast, tubercular, sickly, paralytic, diabetic, funny, bilious, poorly(p), sickish, nauseated, lightheaded, delirious, air sick, dyspeptic, unwell, green, feverous, dizzy, sick, convalescent, liverish, nauseous, paralyzed, faint, bedrid, spastic, afflicted, autistic, unfortunate, light, consumptive, unhealed, rickety, under the weather, swooning, vertiginous, laid up(p), peaked(p), gouty, bedridden, milk-sick, aguish, seasick, light-headed, feverish, sick-abed, unadvisable, carsick, giddy, sneezy, upset, laid low(p), ill, ailing, seedy, paraplegic, bronchitic, recovering, badly, disadvantageously, poorly

   Synonyms:
   fountainhead, headspring, head, wellspring, wellhead

4. wellnoun

   an open shaft through the floors of a building (as for a stairway)

   Antonyms:
   stricken, carsick, unhealed, spastic, dyspeptic, sick-abed, funny, liverish, paralyzed, sick, lightheaded, giddy, under the weather, air sick, upset, hallucinating, light, diabetic, airsick, unwell, faint, bedfast, unadvisable, livery, indisposed, ill, bedrid, queasy, unfortunate, dizzy, tubercular, feverish, scrofulous, laid low(p), bilious, delirious, paraplegic, rickety, aguish, palsied, paralytic, swooning, consumptive, gouty, bronchitic, rachitic, vertiginous, nauseated, nauseous, laid up(p), tuberculous, sneezy, milk-sick, light-headed, sickly, afflicted, autistic, feverous, seedy, sickish, recovering, ailing, poorly(p), convalescent, green, inadvisable, woozy, seasick, bedridden, peaked(p), badly, poorly, disadvantageously

   Synonyms:
   fountainhead, wellspring

5. welladjective

   an enclosed compartment in a ship or plane for holding something as e.g. fish or a plane's landing gear or for protecting something as e.g. a ship's pumps

   Antonyms:
   stricken, laid up(p), unwell, ill, dyspeptic, woozy, faint, swooning, sickish, light, sick-abed, nauseated, rachitic, vertiginous, bedridden, dizzy, air sick, light-headed, delirious, gouty, scrofulous, sick, peaked(p), seasick, tubercular, sneezy, milk-sick, indisposed, queasy, sickly, bedfast, seedy, consumptive, ailing, poorly(p), palsied, bilious, paralytic, feverous, convalescent, unfortunate, hallucinating, autistic, inadvisable, recovering, under the weather, carsick, giddy, upset, livery, afflicted, paralyzed, liverish, diabetic, airsick, bedrid, green, tuberculous, unadvisable, laid low(p), unhealed, rickety, funny, paraplegic, spastic, lightheaded, bronchitic, nauseous, feverish, aguish, badly, disadvantageously, poorly

   Synonyms:
   fountainhead, wellspring

6. welladjective

   in good health especially after having suffered illness or injury

   "appears to be entirely well"; "the wound is nearly well"; "a well man"; "I think I'm well; at least I feel well"

   Antonyms:
   bronchitic, laid low(p), diabetic, livery, dizzy, sickly, tubercular, bedridden, laid up(p), paralyzed, stricken, seasick, seedy, bedrid, unfortunate, convalescent, ill, air sick, dyspeptic, delirious, inadvisable, light-headed, spastic, light, swooning, paralytic, vertiginous, bedfast, feverish, gouty, faint, queasy, under the weather, lightheaded, autistic, consumptive, indisposed, ailing, unhealed, sickish, carsick, poorly(p), nauseous, sneezy, nauseated, sick, tuberculous, unadvisable, rachitic, milk-sick, peaked(p), upset, bilious, woozy, sick-abed, rickety, aguish, liverish, afflicted, recovering, airsick, green, hallucinating, unwell, scrofulous, feverous, palsied, giddy, funny, paraplegic, disadvantageously, badly, poorly

   Synonyms:
   good, well(p)

7. good, well(p)adjective

   resulting favorably

   "it's a good thing that I wasn't there"; "it is good that you stayed"; "it is well that no one saw you"; "all's well that ends well"

   Antonyms:
   autistic, laid up(p), upset, bronchitic, laid low(p), woozy, light, feverous, green, rachitic, under the weather, milk-sick, faint, consumptive, queasy, dizzy, inadvisable, stricken, indisposed, bedfast, light-headed, recovering, airsick, sick, paraplegic, gouty, bilious, sneezy, dyspeptic, diabetic, unwell, sickish, liverish, carsick, seasick, bedrid, poorly(p), convalescent, nauseated, feverish, sickly, unadvisable, rickety, livery, nauseous, delirious, peaked(p), lightheaded, scrofulous, hallucinating, giddy, seedy, funny, paralyzed, ill, tuberculous, bedridden, sick-abed, aguish, tubercular, afflicted, paralytic, palsied, spastic, swooning, unfortunate, unhealed, air sick, ailing, vertiginous, badly, disadvantageously, poorly

8. well(p)verb

   wise or advantageous and hence advisable

   "it would be well to start early"

   Antonyms:
   vertiginous, tubercular, gouty, ailing, faint, bilious, spastic, liverish, woozy, scrofulous, upset, giddy, milk-sick, green, hallucinating, recovering, lightheaded, consumptive, poorly(p), unwell, queasy, ill, tuberculous, autistic, light, seasick, livery, afflicted, bronchitic, sick, paralyzed, bedrid, feverish, sickish, dyspeptic, paraplegic, unadvisable, indisposed, diabetic, bedridden, unfortunate, convalescent, airsick, laid low(p), sneezy, air sick, swooning, bedfast, unhealed, sickly, paralytic, palsied, funny, seedy, nauseated, peaked(p), carsick, light-headed, rachitic, nauseous, stricken, feverous, under the weather, aguish, inadvisable, rickety, laid up(p), sick-abed, dizzy, delirious, badly, poorly, disadvantageously

9. well, swelladverb

   come up, as of a liquid

   "Tears well in her eyes"; "the currents well up"

   Antonyms:
   stricken, sneezy, nauseous, livery, feverish, spastic, faint, milk-sick, rickety, funny, seedy, sick-abed, convalescent, aguish, paralytic, peaked(p), sick, tubercular, light-headed, laid up(p), airsick, palsied, liverish, dyspeptic, bedrid, unfortunate, unadvisable, air sick, green, consumptive, bilious, diabetic, rachitic, vertiginous, ill, sickish, sickly, woozy, ailing, under the weather, swooning, unhealed, paraplegic, afflicted, hallucinating, feverous, bedridden, giddy, bedfast, poorly(p), indisposed, queasy, lightheaded, gouty, seasick, bronchitic, dizzy, nauseated, laid low(p), unwell, paralyzed, delirious, light, scrofulous, recovering, tuberculous, upset, carsick, inadvisable, autistic, badly, poorly, disadvantageously

   Synonyms:
   swell up, swell, well up, tumefy, intumesce, tumesce, puff up

10. well, goodadverb

    (often used as a combining form) in a good or proper or satisfactory manner or to a high standard (`good' is a nonstandard dialectal variant for `well')

    "the children behaved well"; "a task well done"; "the party went well"; "he slept well"; "a well-argued thesis"; "a well-seasoned dish"; "a well-planned party"; "the baby can walk pretty good"

    Antonyms:
    paralytic, vertiginous, inadvisable, dyspeptic, indisposed, seasick, faint, paraplegic, bronchitic, upset, seedy, laid low(p), convalescent, bedridden, autistic, recovering, queasy, airsick, unhealed, peaked(p), feverous, swooning, diabetic, tuberculous, unadvisable, gouty, ill, stricken, paralyzed, dizzy, sick, light-headed, bedrid, feverish, unfortunate, carsick, rachitic, consumptive, sneezy, ailing, delirious, bilious, light, spastic, woozy, green, air sick, under the weather, milk-sick, funny, tubercular, livery, palsied, sick-abed, bedfast, nauseated, giddy, rickety, afflicted, hallucinating, sickly, unwell, aguish, liverish, scrofulous, poorly(p), lightheaded, nauseous, laid up(p), sickish, poorly, disadvantageously, badly

    Synonyms:
    soundly, considerably, easily, comfortably, good, substantially, advantageously, thoroughly, intimately

11. welladverb

    thoroughly or completely; fully; often used as a combining form

    "The problem is well understood"; "she was well informed"; "shake well before using"; "in order to avoid food poisoning be sure the meat is well cooked"; "well-done beef", "well-satisfied customers"; "well-educated"

    Antonyms:
    gouty, palsied, indisposed, livery, diabetic, lightheaded, sick-abed, sick, rachitic, scrofulous, bedfast, seedy, bilious, afflicted, autistic, inadvisable, delirious, hallucinating, air sick, nauseated, tuberculous, under the weather, aguish, feverish, laid up(p), bedrid, consumptive, convalescent, faint, vertiginous, funny, sickly, paralyzed, light, airsick, ailing, nauseous, swooning, laid low(p), woozy, unadvisable, stricken, upset, unfortunate, recovering, dyspeptic, feverous, ill, peaked(p), poorly(p), milk-sick, dizzy, giddy, carsick, sickish, unwell, tubercular, paralytic, sneezy, bedridden, green, light-headed, seasick, liverish, rickety, unhealed, spastic, bronchitic, paraplegic, queasy, badly, poorly, disadvantageously

    Synonyms:
    good, considerably, easily, substantially, intimately, advantageously, comfortably

12. well, easilyadverb

    indicating high probability; in all likelihood

    "I might well do it"; "a mistake that could easily have ended in disaster"; "you may well need your umbrella"; "he could equally well be trying to deceive us"

    Antonyms:
    bedridden, paraplegic, under the weather, air sick, indisposed, ailing, aguish, inadvisable, sickish, upset, faint, paralytic, diabetic, paralyzed, unfortunate, unadvisable, sick-abed, bedrid, milk-sick, woozy, giddy, sickly, green, livery, consumptive, palsied, feverish, swooning, seedy, laid low(p), queasy, stricken, poorly(p), bronchitic, bedfast, dizzy, laid up(p), recovering, tubercular, nauseous, peaked(p), afflicted, dyspeptic, feverous, spastic, funny, rachitic, sick, light, convalescent, unhealed, gouty, light-headed, delirious, autistic, airsick, hallucinating, bilious, scrofulous, nauseated, unwell, tuberculous, ill, seasick, carsick, rickety, sneezy, vertiginous, lightheaded, liverish, poorly, badly, disadvantageously

    Synonyms:
    considerably, easily, comfortably, good, substantially, advantageously, easy, intimately

13. welladverb

    (used for emphasis or as an intensifier) entirely or fully

    "a book well worth reading"; "was well aware of the difficulties ahead"; "suspected only too well what might be going on"

    Antonyms:
    spastic, dizzy, sickish, tubercular, sick, nauseous, airsick, rickety, stricken, ailing, paralyzed, light, carsick, consumptive, sneezy, sickly, air sick, ill, bilious, vertiginous, milk-sick, woozy, seedy, light-headed, seasick, convalescent, liverish, queasy, under the weather, autistic, feverous, funny, unadvisable, nauseated, livery, hallucinating, laid up(p), bedfast, afflicted, diabetic, tuberculous, faint, paraplegic, poorly(p), delirious, rachitic, gouty, giddy, sick-abed, swooning, scrofulous, peaked(p), inadvisable, lightheaded, unfortunate, unhealed, paralytic, palsied, aguish, upset, bronchitic, unwell, recovering, indisposed, laid low(p), bedrid, feverish, dyspeptic, bedridden, green, poorly, disadvantageously, badly

    Synonyms:
    good, considerably, easily, substantially, intimately, advantageously, comfortably

14. welladverb

    to a suitable or appropriate extent or degree

    "the project was well underway"; "the fetus has well developed organs"; "his father was well pleased with his grades"

    Antonyms:
    paralytic, dizzy, dyspeptic, light, peaked(p), faint, palsied, under the weather, upset, bronchitic, unhealed, unadvisable, green, lightheaded, gouty, woozy, laid low(p), hallucinating, seasick, bilious, ailing, afflicted, paraplegic, feverish, paralyzed, stricken, unfortunate, nauseous, spastic, diabetic, sickly, air sick, livery, swooning, inadvisable, seedy, sick, convalescent, rachitic, scrofulous, funny, vertiginous, light-headed, queasy, indisposed, sickish, airsick, delirious, laid up(p), giddy, carsick, recovering, sick-abed, nauseated, ill, bedfast, feverous, liverish, unwell, autistic, rickety, bedrid, tubercular, aguish, bedridden, tuberculous, poorly(p), milk-sick, consumptive, sneezy, badly, poorly, disadvantageously

    Synonyms:
    good, considerably, easily, substantially, intimately, advantageously, comfortably

15. welladverb

    favorably; with approval

    "their neighbors spoke well of them"; "he thought well of the book"

    Antonyms:
    dyspeptic, spastic, convalescent, feverish, sick, bedfast, unwell, unadvisable, stricken, paraplegic, sickish, ill, hallucinating, carsick, sneezy, bedrid, paralyzed, rachitic, livery, dizzy, under the weather, bilious, green, upset, consumptive, bronchitic, diabetic, liverish, queasy, indisposed, sickly, laid up(p), rickety, laid low(p), afflicted, peaked(p), feverous, faint, light, ailing, delirious, gouty, seasick, paralytic, tubercular, airsick, recovering, sick-abed, seedy, nauseous, woozy, swooning, nauseated, autistic, light-headed, scrofulous, vertiginous, palsied, unfortunate, milk-sick, unhealed, giddy, air sick, aguish, bedridden, tuberculous, lightheaded, poorly(p), inadvisable, funny, badly, disadvantageously, poorly

    Synonyms:
    good, considerably, easily, substantially, intimately, advantageously, comfortably

16. well, considerably, substantiallyadverb

    to a great extent or degree

    "I'm afraid the film was well over budget"; "painting the room white made it seem considerably (or substantially) larger"; "the house has fallen considerably in value"; "the price went up substantially"

    Antonyms:
    aguish, queasy, giddy, delirious, seasick, feverish, dizzy, light, peaked(p), bronchitic, livery, afflicted, sickly, consumptive, convalescent, paralyzed, swooning, tuberculous, rachitic, upset, recovering, funny, bilious, carsick, seedy, milk-sick, autistic, faint, ailing, sneezy, stricken, liverish, woozy, poorly(p), airsick, palsied, unadvisable, diabetic, unhealed, air sick, light-headed, nauseous, sickish, vertiginous, unwell, sick-abed, feverous, hallucinating, bedfast, inadvisable, sick, nauseated, bedridden, gouty, paralytic, scrofulous, lightheaded, laid up(p), ill, laid low(p), paraplegic, spastic, green, under the weather, bedrid, indisposed, rickety, dyspeptic, unfortunate, tubercular, badly, poorly, disadvantageously

    Synonyms:
    considerably, easily, comfortably, good, substantially, advantageously, intimately

17. well, intimatelyadverb

    with great or especially intimate knowledge

    "we knew them well"

    Antonyms:
    seasick, peaked(p), recovering, palsied, ill, diabetic, unfortunate, ailing, indisposed, sickly, upset, laid low(p), rachitic, scrofulous, rickety, dyspeptic, hallucinating, vertiginous, feverous, unhealed, bilious, delirious, unwell, stricken, tubercular, sick-abed, poorly(p), lightheaded, spastic, airsick, afflicted, consumptive, autistic, nauseated, liverish, paralytic, woozy, milk-sick, unadvisable, nauseous, bedfast, inadvisable, laid up(p), faint, swooning, air sick, bronchitic, livery, bedrid, paraplegic, sick, light-headed, convalescent, bedridden, funny, dizzy, gouty, queasy, under the weather, light, carsick, sickish, feverish, giddy, aguish, green, paralyzed, seedy, tuberculous, sneezy, badly, poorly, disadvantageously

    Synonyms:
    considerably, easily, comfortably, good, substantially, advantageously, nearly, intimately, closely

18. welladverb

    with prudence or propriety

    "You would do well to say nothing more"; "could not well refuse"

    Antonyms:
    seasick, vertiginous, paraplegic, airsick, poorly(p), rachitic, convalescent, milk-sick, sickish, queasy, carsick, sick, spastic, bedrid, rickety, afflicted, sneezy, liverish, nauseous, unhealed, dyspeptic, ailing, livery, tuberculous, indisposed, bilious, woozy, lightheaded, light-headed, gouty, tubercular, seedy, funny, air sick, sickly, feverish, consumptive, delirious, faint, swooning, unadvisable, feverous, under the weather, autistic, aguish, scrofulous, bronchitic, dizzy, laid low(p), ill, green, paralytic, palsied, stricken, hallucinating, bedfast, light, nauseated, laid up(p), upset, unfortunate, unwell, recovering, sick-abed, inadvisable, giddy, bedridden, peaked(p), paralyzed, diabetic, badly, poorly, disadvantageously

    Synonyms:
    good, considerably, easily, substantially, intimately, advantageously, comfortably

19. welladverb

    with skill or in a pleasing manner

    "she dances well"; "he writes well"

    Antonyms:
    bedfast, inadvisable, gouty, afflicted, unhealed, sick-abed, nauseated, lightheaded, sick, stricken, laid low(p), swooning, diabetic, hallucinating, seasick, feverous, aguish, tubercular, peaked(p), funny, unwell, recovering, airsick, feverish, paraplegic, tuberculous, dizzy, bronchitic, autistic, sickish, bedridden, consumptive, laid up(p), unadvisable, liverish, air sick, poorly(p), convalescent, sickly, dyspeptic, light-headed, giddy, livery, nauseous, upset, paralytic, bilious, faint, vertiginous, ailing, unfortunate, indisposed, woozy, milk-sick, queasy, sneezy, ill, bedrid, paralyzed, spastic, under the weather, seedy, rickety, green, light, delirious, carsick, palsied, rachitic, scrofulous, badly, disadvantageously, poorly

    Synonyms:
    good, considerably, easily, substantially, intimately, advantageously, comfortably

20. well, advantageouslyadverb

    in a manner affording benefit or advantage

    "she married well"; "The children were settled advantageously in Seattle"

    Antonyms:
    paralyzed, stricken, bedridden, seasick, tuberculous, gouty, queasy, funny, feverous, unadvisable, sickly, peaked(p), seedy, scrofulous, vertiginous, sick, carsick, sick-abed, rachitic, feverish, green, liverish, consumptive, bronchitic, dizzy, ailing, milk-sick, lightheaded, aguish, dyspeptic, paralytic, rickety, autistic, sneezy, bedrid, diabetic, swooning, woozy, indisposed, spastic, palsied, convalescent, delirious, hallucinating, afflicted, ill, air sick, nauseous, airsick, tubercular, light, under the weather, inadvisable, paraplegic, light-headed, faint, upset, nauseated, unfortunate, unwell, bilious, recovering, unhealed, livery, laid low(p), bedfast, poorly(p), giddy, sickish, laid up(p), badly, poorly, disadvantageously

    Synonyms:
    considerably, easily, comfortably, good, substantially, advantageously, intimately

21. well, comfortablyadverb

    in financial comfort

    "They live well"; "she has been able to live comfortably since her husband died"

    Antonyms:
    unhealed, dizzy, sick, feverish, poorly(p), recovering, seasick, convalescent, sickish, peaked(p), spastic, aguish, seedy, paralyzed, paraplegic, funny, light-headed, hallucinating, paralytic, scrofulous, sick-abed, consumptive, faint, unfortunate, giddy, diabetic, swooning, milk-sick, tuberculous, green, carsick, air sick, indisposed, laid low(p), light, woozy, stricken, bedfast, airsick, upset, autistic, livery, ill, delirious, lightheaded, nauseated, sneezy, bilious, gouty, feverous, palsied, liverish, ailing, rickety, queasy, unadvisable, afflicted, bronchitic, rachitic, inadvisable, unwell, laid up(p), bedridden, sickly, tubercular, vertiginous, nauseous, under the weather, dyspeptic, bedrid, badly, disadvantageously, poorly

    Synonyms:
    considerably, easily, comfortably, good, substantially, advantageously, intimately

22. welladverb

    without unusual distress or resentment; with good humor

    "took the joke well"; "took the tragic news well"

    Antonyms:
    carsick, upset, nauseated, paraplegic, milk-sick, nauseous, inadvisable, recovering, feverous, lightheaded, scrofulous, queasy, air sick, delirious, seedy, laid low(p), aguish, dyspeptic, hallucinating, indisposed, vertiginous, light-headed, dizzy, woozy, rickety, light, giddy, rachitic, tubercular, autistic, sickly, funny, airsick, faint, palsied, feverish, sickish, unadvisable, seasick, bedrid, diabetic, ailing, bilious, sick, ill, gouty, consumptive, sneezy, sick-abed, green, stricken, poorly(p), bronchitic, livery, afflicted, unhealed, peaked(p), paralytic, bedridden, bedfast, laid up(p), tuberculous, convalescent, liverish, under the weather, spastic, unfortunate, swooning, unwell, paralyzed, badly, poorly, disadvantageously

    Synonyms:
    good, considerably, easily, substantially, intimately, advantageously, comfortably

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1. welladjective

   Synonyms:
   good, desirable, fortunate, expedient, favorable, beneficial, advantageous, healthy, sound, undiseased, hale, hearty

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1. oasis

   a well has a patch of water in it which is one of the definitions of oasis.

   there was a well full of water.

   Submitted by rinat on June 13, 2017  

How to use well in a sentence?

1. Ian Chesterman:

   These athletes . . . are committed to not only look after themselves but do the right thing by the Japanese population as well, and be ready for the games, and I think we’re very comfortable with the protocols that have been put in place to manage not only this group of athletes but the Australian team when we get there.

2. Tim Cook:

   We are learning quickly about customer preferences between the different configurations. There’s a much larger breadth of possibilities here for customers than in our other products, and in some cases, we called that well. In some cases, we’re making adjustments to get in line with demand.

3. Senior Officer Douglas Griffith:

   If it keeps up, at this pace, we’re going to be well over 500 murders this year.

4. El Nino:

   If you look at the ocean temperatures, we know it’s warmer in the western part of the Pacific than it was during these other strong events but it’s actually a little cooler in the eastern part, i think the reason why, at least at this point, the patterns have not been as strong has to do with the fact that the eastern part of the basin is warm – it comes out as the third warmest - but is significantly cooler than what we saw during (19)97 and (19)82 as well.

5. Viktoria Koval:

   Our school used to be Ukrainian-speaking, but we provided parents with the opportunity to choose the language of instruction, but we still have Ukrainian textbooks, and now it is a mix of languages because the children speak both Ukrainian and Russian very well.

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