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Synonym for well [object]

The synonym well synonymous definition words:
means "relationship"
intimately, personally
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well [object]

means "quality"
excellently

well [object]

means "property"
appropriately, reasonably, suitably, properly, judiciously

well [object]

means "manner"
accurately, correctly, properly, skilfully, decently, efficiently

well [adjective]

means "state"
successful, fortunate, well-off, happy

well [adjective]

means "quality"
fine, good, satisfactory

well [adjective]

means "health"
healthy, strong, hardy, robust, fit, hearty, trim, sound

well [adjective]

means "characteristic"
fitting, appropriate, proper, suitable, befitting
Further results for the word "well"

abyss [noun]

means "valley"
depth, gulf, pit, shaft, well, crater

advantageously [object]

means "favourably"
right, well

amply [object]

means "adequately"
sufficiently, well, fully, thoroughly, abundantly, altogether

bonanza [noun]

means "excavation"
quarry, pit, lode, shaft, well, tunnel

closely [object]

means "intimately"
nearly, well

crater [noun]

means "valley"
abyss, gulf, pit, shaft, well, depth

depth [noun]

means "nature"
valley, abyss, gulf, pit, shaft, well

easily [object]

means "effortlessly"
facilely, freely, readily, smoothly, well

effortlessly [object]

means "easily"
facilely, freely, readily, smoothly, well

excellently [object]

means "very well"
superbly, well

fresh [adjective]

means "health"
hardy, hearty, robust, strong, vigourous, well

fully [object]

means "adequately"
sufficiently, amply, well, thoroughly, abundantly, altogether

improved [adjective]

means "getting well"
well, recovering, mending, convalescent

lode [noun]

means "excavation"
quarry, pit, mine, shaft, well, tunnel

mine [noun]

means "excavation"
quarry, pit, lode, shaft, well, tunnel

ooze [verb]

means "spurt"
well, issue

pit [noun]

means "excavation"
pitfall, trap, well

properly [object]

means "accurately"
correctly, well, skillfully, decently, efficiently

readily [object]

means "effortlessly"
facilely, freely, easily, smoothly, well

reservoir [noun]

means "spring"
well, source, fountainhead, river, fountain

right [object]

means "advantage"
favourably, advantageously, well

shaft [noun]

means "passage"
duct, well, pipe, tube, tunnel

smoothly [object]

means "effortlessly"
facilely, freely, readily, easily, well

sound [adjective]

means "health"
hearty, well, vigourous, thorough, hale, effectual

source [noun]

means "nature"
spring, well, reservoir, fountainhead, river, fountain

valley [noun]

means "nature"
abyss, gulf, pit, shaft, well, crater


well-being [noun]

means "welfare"
advantage, benefit, good, interest

well-disposed [adjective]

means "friendly"
pleasant, agreeable, cheerful, cordial, hearty, genial, warm-hearted


well-founded [adjective]

means "probable"
plausible, likely, well-grounded, justified, good, just, true, cogent


well-mannered [adjective]

means "refined"
cultured, nice, gracious, well-spoken, decorous, polite, seemly

well-off [adjective]

means "having one's own finances"
solvent, independent, affluent, wealthy, rich, well-to-do

well-proportioned [adjective]

means "built"
shapely, buxom, stacked, sexy

well-spoken [adjective]

means "articulate"
eloquent, expressive, fluent, smooth

well-to-do [adjective]

means "wealthy"
affluent, rich, moneyed, opulent

well-versed [adjective]

means "familiar"
apprised, abreast, informed, acquainted

well-wisher [noun]

means "sympathiser"
supporter, backer, mentor, benefactor

advanced [adjective]

means "highly evolved"
excellent, exceptional, well-developed, precocious, venerable, lofty


aphoristic [adjective]

means "self-evident"
well-known, obvious, axiomatic, proverbial

apt [adjective]

means "characteristic"
well-suited, befitting

arresting [adjective]

means "prominent"
well-known

axiomatic [adjective]

means "self-evident"
well-known, obvious, aphoristic, proverbial

befitting [adjective]

means "appropriate"
consistent, apropos, suitable, fitting, opportune, well-suited

celebrated [adjective]

means "famous"
glorious, distinguished, venerable, great, eminent, well-known

civil [adjective]

means "behaviour"
civilized, civilised, courteous, well-behaved, respectful, refined

civilised [adjective]

means "civil"
civilized, courteous, well-behaved, respectful, refined, mannerly

civilized [adjective]

means "civilised"
civil, courteous, well-behaved, respectful, refined, mannerly

classic [adjective]

means "timeless"
ageless, time-honoured, ancient, customary, traditional, well-established

classical [adjective]

means "distinguished"
established, excellent, first-rate, standard, well-known, famous

congenial [adjective]

means "compatible"
adapted, suitable, well-suited, congruous, proper, suited

contentment [noun]

means "ease"
comfort, happiness, relaxation, well-being, satisfaction

distinguished [adjective]

means "famous"
glorious, celebrated, venerable, great, eminent, well-known

ease [noun]

means "contentment"
comfort, happiness, relaxation, well-being

euphoria [noun]

means "feeling of well-being"
well-being, happiness, relaxation, giddiness, elation, ebullience

everyday [adjective]

means "common"
familiar, frequent, customary, well-known, usual, accustomed

familiar [adjective]

means "common"
everyday, frequent, customary, well-known, usual, accustomed

famous [adjective]

means "characteristic"
leading, well-known

genial [adjective]

means "friendly"
pleasant, agreeable, cheerful, cordial, hearty, well-disposed

genteel [adjective]

means "excessively polite"
polite, mannerly, well-behaved, well-bred, affected, courteous

gentle [adjective]

means "behaviour"
respectable, well-bred

giddiness [noun]

means "feeling of well-being"
well-being, happiness, relaxation, euphoria, elation, ebullience

good [adjective]

means "behaviour"
obedient, heedful, tractable, well-behaved, dutiful, decorous, obliging, well-disposed

graceful [adjective]

means "beautiful"
symmetrical, exquisite, balanced, harmonious, well-proportioned, elegant

gracious [adjective]

means "polite"
well-disposed

health [noun]

means "characteristic"
soundness, wholeness, well-being, fitness, tone

in shape [adjective]

means "physically fit"
trained, in good condition, slender, trim, not flabby, well-toned

independent [adjective]

means "having one's own finances"
solvent, well-off, affluent, wealthy, rich, well-to-do

interest [noun]

means "welfare"
advantage, benefit, good, well-being

known [adjective]

means "characteristic"
familiar, recognised, recognized, famous, well-known, notorious

leading [adjective]

means "famous"
well-known, popular, prominent, notorious

manageable [adjective]

means "obedient"
docile, well-behaved, orderly, good

mannerly [adjective]

means "civilised"
civilized, courteous, well-behaved, respectful, refined, civil

moneyed [adjective]

means "wealthy"
affluent, well-to-do, rich, opulent

nice [adjective]

means "character trait"
refined, cultured, well-mannered, gracious, well-spoken, decorous

noted [adjective]

means "familiar"
recognised, recognized, famous, well-known, notorious, prominent

open [adjective]

means "property"
obvious, apparent, well-known, clear, evident, plain

orderly [adjective]

means "obedient"
docile, well-behaved, manageable, good

outstanding [adjective]

means "prominent"
well-known

polished [adjective]

means "refined"
cultured, well-bred, elegant, finished, poised, polite

polite [adjective]

means "behaviour"
civilised, civilized, courteous, well-behaved, respectful, refined

precocious [adjective]

means "highly evolved"
excellent, exceptional, well-developed, advanced, venerable, lofty

presentable [adjective]

means "respectable"
appropriate, well-mannered, attractive, polite, eligible, decent

prominent [adjective]

means "famous"
well-known

propitious [adjective]

means "favourably inclined"
agreeable, well-disposed, friendly, congenial, benevolent, gracious

prosperous [adjective]

means "successful"
affluent, rich, comfortable, wealthy, easy, well-off

proverbial [adjective]

means "familiar"
recognised, recognized, famous, well-known, notorious, prominent

refined [adjective]

means "genteel"
civilised, civilized, cultivated, well-bred, polished, elegant

rich [adjective]

means "property"
wealthy, affluent, well-to-do, moneyed, opulent

solid [adjective]

means "property"
successful, well-established

sophisticated [adjective]

means "refined"
cultured, well-bred, mature, adult

soundness [noun]

means "health"
wholeness, well-being, fitness, tone

symmetrical [adjective]

means "beautiful"
graceful, exquisite, balanced, harmonious, well-proportioned, elegant

thoroughbred [adjective]

means "spirited"
well-bred

thriving [adjective]

means "flourishing"
prosperous, wealthy, affluent, well-off, well-to-do

timeless [adjective]

means "classic"
ageless, time-honoured, ancient, customary, traditional, well-established

topical [adjective]

means "current"
familiar, popular, well-known


venerable [adjective]

means "famous"
glorious, celebrated, distinguished, great, eminent, well-known

wealthy [adjective]

means "rich"
affluent, moneyed, prosperous, well-to-do, opulent

welfare [noun]

means "interest"
advantage, benefit, good, well-being

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