Wellbeing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WELLBEING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a state of being well
• the state of being comfortable, healthy, or happy
• state of being well, happy, or prosperous
• a contented state of being happy and healthy and prosperous

Words related to WELLBEING

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Words that contain WELLBEING

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How to use WELLBEING in a sentence

• When he awakened, the sun was shining in the room, with a real spring warmth that just for a minute filled him with gladness and a sense of wellbeing.
• Philip soon enlarged on what Charles had commenced, and he unmercifully sacrificed the well-being of a people to the worst objects of his selfish ambition.
• The income of charitable London institutions engaged in promoting the physical well-being of the people amounted in 1902-3 to about four and a half millions.
• By careful sanitary precautions he was enabled to avoid this fearful malady and preserve his physical well-being.
• Her faults would have been my weaknesses, and we are always ready to make allowance for ourselves, and though we criticise self we do not cease to care for its well-being.
• I did all I could to cheer him up, and tried to secure for him that consideration which to me seemed indispensable to his well-being.
• The fundamental task of patriotism is to see to it that the Nation exists and endures in honor, security, and well-being.
• She would give up, as far as she was able, the practice of those psychic arts which she knew those who loved her believed to involve a real danger to her general well-being.
• There is nothing keen or strong about the feeling, yet it is one of gentle well-being, and of an unselfish delight in the proximity of those who are beloved.
• Without it, without at least a reasonable amount of money, a man could not secure any of the things essential to well-being of either body or mind.
• Our war cry does not result from the ancient pagan conception of the self-sufficiency of the State, but from the desire for the well-being of all men.
• The well-being of the librarian was, very properly, a subject of concern.
• At any rate, they were most anxious for her well-being.
• But these meaningless utterances are simply signs of well-being in general, and are gladly repeated from pleasure in the exercise of the tongue and lips.
• You will come away filled with such a sense of well-being that you will be able to accomplish twice as much in the way of work.
• And back of all other conditions of national well-being is the proper relation of the people to the land.
• There are certain animals living always upon sandy or muddy shores, which require for their well-being that the beach should be left dry a part of the day.
• A few days later, his well-being was unexpectedly disturbed by the arrival of Fred Gillow.
• The Ethical end that men are tending to, and may ultimately adopt without reservation, is human Welfare, Happiness, or Being and Well-being combined, that is, Utility.
• The well-being of an individual or even of an army were as nothing compared with the interests of Virginia.
• If he discusses its well-being, its success or its failure, he does so under the reserve that all this is a shorthand for the well-being of great numbers of men and women.
• The well-being of an estate chiefly depends on frequent cleaning of the plantation in the beginning.
• But he contributed very little to the social well-being of the family.
• It is curious to observe how jealous the old retainers of a family are, upon all points which touch the honour or the well-being of the house.

Similar words containing WELLBE without suffix ing

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