well

[wel]

Definition:
1. In a good, right or acceptable way.
2. Thoroughly and completely.
3. With good reason.

Use 'well' in a sentence:

• 1. She looked surprisingly well.
• 2. You played very well.
• 3. He did well in the heats ; hopefully he'll do as well in the final.
• 4. I don't feel very well.
• 5. I can't hear very well.
• 6. Well done. You did great.
• 7. Well, it can't be helped.
• 8. Well, well, well. How quickly things change.
• 9. 'Well.' she began haltingly.
• 10. He doesn't hear very well.
• 11. Well, son, how can I help you?
• 12. We need to evaluate how well the policy is working.
• 13. They're very well-to-do.
• 14. Did you sleep well?
• 15. Copper conducts electricity well.
• 16. The route is well signposted.
• 17. Evans played very well.
• 18. He plays quite well.
• 19. Well, as I was saying.
• 20. Well, what's your verdict?
• 21. She did extraordinarily well.
• 22. She tolerated the chemotherapy well.
• 23. The play was well acted.
• 24. This sweater washes well.
• 25. I can dance reasonably well.
• 26. Previous to this, she'd always been well.
• 27. You will always have the bad as well as the good in the world.
• 28. She's always well-dressed.
• 29. The meeting went off well.
• 30. This job could be done equally well by a computer.
• 31. All things considered, she's done very well.
• 32. Some people don't know when they're well off.
• 33. I've got my own room so I'm well off.
• 34. Well, it's obvious, ain't it?
• 35. The problem is well documented.
• 36. Some people can only operate well under pressure.
• 37. The company recovered well after going through several lean years.
• 38. Initially, the system worked well.
• 39. The interview went well.
• 40. He is well on his way to show business immortality.
• 41. Their family has always been well thought of around here.
• 42. His response was well balanced.