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.