well Synonyms
Another word for well
• adjective (Context 1)
In good health; free from disease or illness.
"After a few days of rest and medication, she was finally feeling healthy again."
• interjection (Context 2)
Used to express surprise, resignation, acceptance, or to introduce a remark or pause in conversation.
"so, I suppose it's time we start heading home before it gets dark."
• adverb (Context 3)
In a good, proper, or satisfactory manner.
"The orchestra played exceptionally satisfactorily during the final movement of the symphony."
• adjective (Context 4)
In a satisfactory state or position.
"All is fine with the project, and we expect to finish ahead of schedule."
• adverb (Context 5)
Thoroughly, carefully, or completely.
"Mix the dry ingredients thoroughly before adding the wet components to the bowl."
• noun (Context 6)
A deep hole or shaft sunk into the earth to obtain water, oil, gas, or brine.
"The villagers gathered around the stone borehole to draw water for the day."
• adverb (Context 7)
To a great extent or degree; considerably.
"The cost of the renovations was considerably over the initial budget."
• verb (Context 8)
To rise to the surface and flow forth (usually referring to a liquid).
"Tears began to well up up in her eyes as she listened to the heartfelt speech."
• verb (Context 9)
To experience a sudden rise or surge of an emotion.
"A strong sense of pride welled inside him when his daughter accepted the award."
• noun (Context 10)
A plentiful source or supply of something.
"The retired professor is a bottomless wellspring of historical knowledge."
Opposites of well
The opposite of well shifts depending on context. Common opposites include: