How To Spell well?
How to Pronounce well?
Correct pronunciation for the word "well" is [wˈɛl], [wˈɛl], [w_ˈɛ_l].
Definition of well
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to a great extent
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A spring; a fountain; water issuing from the earth; a pit, or cylindrical hole, sunk perpendicularly into the earth to reach a supply of water, and walled to prevent the earth caving in; an in-closure round the pumps in the middle of a ships hold; an apartment in a fishing boat to preserve fresh fish while they are transported to market; a hole or excavation in the earth, from which run branches or galleries; a source.
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In a proper manner; justly; rightly: not ill or wickedly; skilfully; with due art; sufficiently; abundantly; to a degree that gives pleasure; favourably; with praise; conveniently; suitably; advantageously; perfectly; thoroughly; fully; adequately. As well as, together with; one as much as the other. Well enough, in a moderate degree.
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To pour forth.
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Being in health; having a sound body, with all the organs in healthy action; fortunate; convenient; advantageous; happy.
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An English prefix expressing what is right, laudable or complete.
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To spring: to issue forth, as water from tbe earth.
Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin
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What is the adverb for well?
The adverb for "well" is "well".
What is the adjective for well?
The adjective form of the word "well" is "good".
Usage over time for well:
This graph shows how "well" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of well?
The plural of the "well" can be the "wells".
What is the singular form of well?
The singular of the "well" can be the "well".
Synonyms for Well:
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n.
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- by no means .
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- fount ,
- absolutely .
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- darn .
- gulf .
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adv.
• sufficiently, adequately • easily • happily, pleasantly; capably • really • well • sufficiently • indeed • lightly • amply • agreeably • correctly • considerably • very well • far • comfortably • wonderfully • somewhat • quite • readily • luckily • right • justly • kindly • fortunately • excellently • easily, smoothly done • favorably • splendidly • successfully • intimately -
adj.
• improved in health • healthy • all- good .
- fit .
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v.
• foam, froth up, especially with sound • seep, discharge liquid • drain