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Main Entry:
hale [heyl]
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: strong and healthy
Synonyms: able-bodied, alive and kicking, blooming, fit, fit as a fiddle, flourishing, healthy, hearty, husky, in fine fettle, in the pink, right, robust, sane, sound, stout, strapping, strong, trim, vigorous, well, well-conditioned, wholesome
Antonyms: sick, unhealthy, weak
Main Entry: all right
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: in good condition or health
Synonyms: hale, healthy, safe, sound, unharmed, unhurt, unimpaired, well, whole
Antonyms: sick, unhealthy
Main Entry: comfortable
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: good feeling
Synonyms: adequate, agreeable, appropriate, at rest, cared for, cheerful, complacent, contented, convenient, cozy, delightful, easy, enjoyable, enjoying, gratified, hale, happy, healthy, hearty, loose, loose-fitting, made well, pleasant, pleased, protected, relaxed, relaxing, relieved, rested, restful, restored, satisfactory, satisfying, serene, sheltered, snug, snug as a bug in a rug, soft, soothed, strengthened, untroubled, useful, warm, well-off
Antonyms: discontented, hopeless, miserable, neglected, uncomfortable, unhappy, upset
Main Entry: fit
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: healthy, in good physical shape
Synonyms: able-bodied, competent, fit as a fiddle, hale, in good condition, muscled, robust, slim, sound, strapping, toned, trim, up to snuff, well, wholesome, wrapped tight
Antonyms: inadequate, poor, weak
Main Entry: hardy
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: strong, tough
Synonyms: able, able-bodied, acclimatized, brawny, burly, capable, enduring, firm, fit, fresh, hale, hardened, healthy, hearty, hefty, in fine fettle, in good condition, in good shape, indefatigable, inured, lusty, mighty, muscular, physically fit, powerful, resistant, robust, rugged, seasoned, solid, sound, stalwart, staunch, stout, sturdy, substantial, tenacious, unflagging, vigorous, well
Notes: hardy means 'strong, durable, capable' - while hearty means 'strong' in a more active way as in hearty appetite, applause, meal
Antonyms: feeble, infirm, invalid, sick, tender, unhealthy, weak
Main Entry: healthy
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: in good condition
Synonyms: able-bodied, active, all right, athletic, blooming, bright-eyed, bushy-tailed, chipper, firm, fit, flourishing, fresh, full of life, hale, hardy, healthful, hearty, husky, in fine feather, in fine fettle, in good shape, in the pink, lively, lusty, muscular, normal, physically fit, potent, restored, robust, rosy-cheeked, safe and sound, sound, stout, strong, sturdy, tough, trim, unimpaired, vigorous, virile, well, whole
Notes: healthy is a positive descriptive of a person's (or personified thing's) physical state; healthful of something that favorably affects or promotes that state
Antonyms: delicated, diseased, fragile, ill, indisposed, infirm, poor, sick, sickly, unhealthy, worn
Main Entry: hearty
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: healthy, full
Synonyms: active, ample, energetic, filling, glowing, good, hale, hardy, nourishing, robust, sizable, solid, sound, square, strong, substantial, vigorous, well
Notes: hardy means 'strong, durable, capable' - while hearty means 'strong' in a more active way as in hearty appetite, applause, meal
Antonyms: feeble, small, unhealthy, weak
Main Entry: lusty
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: energetic, healthy
Synonyms: brawny, dynamic, hale, hearty, potent, powerful, red-blooded, robust, rugged, stalwart, stout, strapping, strenuous, strong, sturdy, tough, vigorous, vital
Antonyms: lethargic, unenergetic, unhealthy, weak
Main Entry: right
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: sane, healthy
Synonyms: all there, balanced, circumspect, compos mentis, discerning, discreet, enlightened, far-sighted, fine, fit, hale, in good health, in the pink, judicious, lucid, normal, penetrating, rational, reasonable, sound, unimpaired, up to par, well, wise
Notes: right means free from error or correct in opinion or judgment; a wright is someone who makes, builds, or repairs something
Antonyms: insane, mad, unfit, unhealthy
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