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Definitions for wellbeing
well·be·ing
This dictionary definitions page includes all the possible meanings, example usage and translations of the word wellbeing.
Princeton's WordNet
wellbeing, well-being, welfare, upbeat, eudaemonia, eudaimonianoun
a contented state of being happy and healthy and prosperous
"the town was finally on the upbeat after our recent troubles"
Samuel Johnson's Dictionary
Wellbeingnoun
Happiness; prosperity.
Etymology: well and be.
Man is not to depend upon the uncertain dispositions of men for his wellbeing, but only on God and his own spirit. Jeremy Taylor, Rule of Living Holy.
For whose wellbeing
So amply, and with hands so liberal,
Thou hast provided all things. John Milton, Par. Lost, b. viii.The most sacred ties of duty are founded upon gratitude: such as the duties of a child to his parent, and of a subject to his sovereign. From the former there is required love and honour, in recompence of being; and from the latter obedience and subjection, in recompence of protection and wellbeing. Robert South, Sermons.
All things are subservient to the beauty, order, and wellbeing of the whole. Roger L'Estrange.
He who does not co-operate with this holy spirit, receives none of those advantages which are perfecting of his nature, and necessary to his wellbeing. Spectator, №. 571.
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wellbeing
Wellbeing is a state of being comfortable, healthy, or satisfied with one's physical, mental, emotional and social condition. It involves achieving a balance and contentment in various aspects such as personal growth, relationships, community interaction, health, and safety. Wellbeing is subjective and can be measured in terms of personal satisfaction with one's life and experiences.
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Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of wellbeing in Chaldean Numerology is: 6
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of wellbeing in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8
Examples of wellbeing in a Sentence
You are right on target when you say that mad scientists have a total disregard for the wellbeing of others. We don't want to spread evil we just see no point in bothering to spread good.
Conservation, sustainable and equitable management of nature plays an important role in preventing conflict and in rebuilding peace, for example, it supports livelihoods and wellbeing of indigenous and local communities in times of peace and helps reduce the risk of conflicts breaking out.
COVID-19 has exposed the cost of this systemic lack of safeguards for the health, safety and wellbeing of health workers. In the first 18 months of the pandemic, about 115,500 health workers died from COVID-19, sickness absence and exhaustion exacerbated pre-existing shortages of health workers and undermined the capacities of health systems to respond to the increased demand for care and prevention during the crisis.
What could have been a long lonely time for many of our residents instead gave hope and reminders that there were people out there that truly cared about them and their wellbeing, brighten A Day really does brighten a day.
The current study convincingly demonstrated improvements that are likely to be clinically meaningful, the ability to walk faster, with better cardiovascular tolerance, and without pain are all important to the long-term continuation of routine exercise that is needed to prevent the regain of lost weight and to support health and wellbeing.
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- الرفاهيةArabic
- WohlbefindenGerman
- ευεξίαGreek
- bonfartoEsperanto
- bienestarSpanish
- تندرستیPersian
- hyvinvointiFinnish
- bien-êtreFrench
- हाल चालHindi
- jólétHungarian
- kesejahteraanIndonesian
- benessereItalian
- 幸福Japanese
- ಯೋಗಕ್ಷೇಮKannada
- salutemLatin
- velværeNorwegian
- dobre samopoczuciePolish
- благополучиеRussian
- நல்வாழ்வுTamil
- esenlikTurkish
- خیریتUrdu
- וועלביינגYiddish
- 福利Chinese
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