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well appointed, well-appointed
well armed, well-armed
well attended, well-attended
well balanced, well-balanced
well behaved, well-behaved
well-being
well born, well-born
well bred, well-bred
well built, well-built
well connected, well-connected
well cut, well-cut
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; , ; emotional [physical, psychological] well-being [, ] ; the physical and emotional well-being of the children ; to have a sense of well-being ; a good meal promotes a feeling of well-being ; we are now concerned for the economic well-being of the country / ; the improvement in the patient's well-being .
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