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Well
/wɛl/
Definition
1
A deep hole or shaft sunk into the earth to obtain water, oil, or gas.
2
In a good or satisfactory manner; correctly; skillfully.
3
Used as a discourse marker to express surprise, hesitation, or to introduce a new topic in conversation.
4
In a good state of health; free from illness.
Examples
I looked deep into the well, hoping for water, but only found my own reflection staring back with judgmental eyes.
He plays the piano well enough to convince the neighbors that he is a professional, though his cat clearly knows the truth.
Well, if we are going to start making irrational life choices now, I vote we order pizza first.
After eating nothing but toast for a week, I am finally feeling well again, mostly because I can finally afford actual groceries.