Well

Antonyms for well:

sick, incorrectly, unhealthy, unfortunate, mistakenly, ill, inappropriately, wrongly, inadequately, badly, unsuitably, queasy, slightly.

Synonyms for well:

Sense 1

purely, royally, greatly, spry, Oho, fantastically, fountain, vigorous, immune, Whew, infinitely, plumb, ho, Provenience, Hey, say, simply, very, rosy, Eh, wham, normal, wow, wonderfully, hugely, Eek, happy, ably, buff, immensely, mightily, lusty, great, sprightly, eminently, AARGH, sun-kissed, surprise, bright-eyed, Recommendable, tons, rootstock, resilient, uncommonly, overly, jeez, exceedingly, materially, fresh-faced, fabulously, fount, unduly, hot dog, strongly, goodness, GAWD, sorely, blimey, specially, hello, Mega, superlatively, madly, wholesale, ruddy, gee.

Sense 2

gush, wholly, entirely, desperately, dearly, totally, downright, firm, particularly, altogether, doubly, utterly, origin, highly, completely, okey-dokey, mighty, pretty, devoutly, perfectly, provenance, improved, hardy.

Sense 3

fully, absolutely, stream, flat, expedient, rush, quite, much, source, And, derivation, devilish, like, dead, deeply, hearty, whole.

Sense 4

flow, anyway, That, truly, parent, heavily, far, seriously.

Sense 5

indeed, anyhow, beginning, so, mother, pour.

Sense 6

root, This, extra, V, really.

Sense 7

now.

Sense 8

oh.

Sense 10

O.K..

Sense 13

clean.

Sense 14

run.

Sense 16

way.

Sense 29

go.

capably

competently.

cleverly

intelligently.

enough

adequately.

exactly

justly.

okay

yea.

renewed

recovered.

reservoir

cistern.

richly

opulently.

sumptuously

richly.

superbly

outstandingly.

uninjured

all-right.

uprightly

rightly.

Other synonyms and related words:

intimately, convalescent, opulently, thoroughly, altogether, comfortably, healthful, buff, highly, exactly, Hey, whole, Mega, go, rootstock, fortunate, properly, hale, fully, rosy, recovered, rightly, now, derivation, truly, superlatively, hearty, painlessly, serious, secure, fit, Pshaw, ho, readily, stream, greatly, way, able-bodied, fountainhead, V, flow, practiced, pour, quite, honorable, respectable, good, right, enough, expedient, ruddy, plumb, asymptomatic, downright, closely, Fie, seedbed, handily, say, headspring, considerably, spry, exceedingly, advisable, salutary, source, mightily, lusty, Whew, That, vigorous, font, effortlessly, ably, seriously, blimey, really, tons, heartily, gee, purely, provenance, utterly, run, mighty, adept, far, facilely, absolutely, symptomless, just, easy, devoutly, advantageously, extra, sprightly, Ah, totally, mother, entirely, richly, completely, origin, infinitely, unduly, dependable, normal, gush, adequately, water hole, strong, strongly, This, puff up, root, goodness, cistern, intumesce, wham, rush, lightly, And, near, unspoiled, beginning, justly, soundly, immune, indeed, easily, swell, wonderfully, parent, specially, perfectly, competently, hardy, yea, dearly, salubrious, spring, Recommendable, royally, fresh-faced, wholesale, What, happy, billabong, fountain, so, immensely, dead, cured, fine, through and through, well-conditioned, skillful, hands down, very, honest, Eh, wholesome, like, okey-dokey, hugely, wellspring, great, fabulously, full, Provenience, freely, flat, bright-eyed, wellhead, upright, estimable, intelligently, wholly, my word, clean, much, nearly, fount, heavily, pretty, healed, healthy, substantially, smoothly, Aha, robust.

advisable (adjective)

Recommendable.

all (adjective)

good.

healthy (adjective)

hearty, able-bodied, wholesome, healthy, hardy, vigorous, strong, sound, whole, salutary, great, hale, robust, fine, fit, right, bright-eyed.

improved (adjective)

up and around.

lucky, fortunate (adjective)

advisable, happy, good.

correctly (adverb)

properly.

happily, pleasantly; capably (adverb)

excellently, adequately, soundly, closely, strongly, nicely, smoothly, completely, admirably, properly, splendidly, thoroughly, rightly, competently, commendably, favorably, ably, fully.

lightly (adverb)

lightly.

quite (adverb)

purely.

sufficiently (adverb)

quite, greatly, substantially, readily, heartily, far, considerably, highly, freely, entirely, effortlessly, wholly, easily.

well (adverb)

water hole, nicely, excellently, benignly, admirably, beneficially, pleasantly, worthily, laudably, commendably, praiseworthily, finely, splendidly, favorably.

absolutely (adverb)

perfectly.

completely (adverb)

quite, altogether, utterly, entirely.

correctly (adverb)

properly.

justly (adverb)

benignly.

very well (adverb)

excellently.

well (adverb)

praiseworthily, laudably, worthily, splendidly, nicely, favorably, admirably, pleasantly, finely, excellently, benignly, commendably, beneficially.

Sense 3 (noun)

origin, beginning, source, fount, totally, purely, rootstock, mother, derivation, really, spring, utterly, root, fountain, Provenience, parent, absolutely, provenance.

Sense 7 (noun)

And, like, O.K., now.

Sense 8 (noun)

anyhow.

Sense 9 (noun)

just, anyway.

Sense 10 (noun)

Pshaw, right.

Sense 14 (noun)

run.

Sense 15 (noun)

immensely, deeply, greatly, very, indeed, particularly.

Sense 17 (noun)

okey-dokey, oh.

body of water (noun)

gulf, bayou, puddle, ditch, sound, lake, pool, fiord, cove, ocean, reservoir, strait, pond, estuary, tank, inlet, bay, lagoon.

fountain (noun)

wellhead.

pit (noun)

deep, chasm, shaft, pit, abyss, crater, crevasse, bottomless pit, cavity.

water hole (noun)

abyss, root, pit, fountainhead, fountain, fount, origin, spring, derivation, chasm, shaft, pool, source, reservoir, wellspring.

well (noun)

substantially, swell, healed, considerably, comfortably, fountainhead, advantageously, wellspring, fortunate, all-right, advisable, good, cured, symptomless, intimately, easily, fine, recovered, asymptomatic.

motion (verb)

swell.

Usage examples for well:

• Well, what do you say?" - "Beric the Briton A Story of the Roman Invasion", G. A. Henty.
• Well, it's all right now. - "The Captives", Hugh Walpole.
• Well, I- I don't know. - "Apron-Strings", Eleanor Gates.