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🕳️Well

noun
/wel/
welkin Well-behaved

Meaning

a deep hole in the ground from which water is obtained
in a good way; thoroughly; skillfully; to a high standard
in a good or satisfactory way

Example Sentences

The villagers get water from the old well in the center of town.

She performed very well in the exam.

She did well in her exams.

Synonyms

water hole, spring, bore, properly, correctly, successfully, expertly, excellently, proficiently
Entry 1
water hole, spring, bore
Entry 2
properly, correctly, successfully, expertly
Entry 3
successfully, excellently, proficiently

Antonyms

hill, mound, elevation, badly, poorly, incorrectly
Entry 1
hill, mound, elevation
Entry 2
badly, poorly, incorrectly
Entry 3
poorly, badly

Collocations

water well, oil well, deep well, well done, well known, very well, do well, perform well, feel well
Entry 1
water well, oil well, deep well
Entry 2
well done, well known, very well
Entry 3
do well, perform well, feel well

More Example Sentences

Well, that doesn't sound so bad!

Let's hope they think so as well.

Crops don’t grow well unless it rains.

I don’t go to the exam without preparing well.

I don’t feel well to read the bad news in the newspapers.

I don’t feel well to watch violent movies in the theater.

Well, I started off well. But then they asked me a tricky question, and I got really nervous.

Have you ever felt important? Well today, I have come to you with an idea that works for you.

Have you ever felt significant? Well today, I have come to you with an idea that works for you.

At first I thought it went well, but now that I've had some time to think about it, maybe it wasn't that great after all.

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