Infirm
Well
Well adjective - Enjoying health and vigor.
Usage example: my mother is quite well, thank you
Nearby Word: welled
Both words in one sentence
- As well as the sheer length of the series, this was because most of the characters were elderly, and so had to be replaced whenever an actor died or became too infirm for regular work.
Source: Long-Runner Cast Turnover -
Ras Thavas in The Master Mind of Mars is old enough to actually be infirm due to age, so he's probably well over a thousand Martian years old (closer to 2000 in Earth years), and the events of that book mean that he can expect to live at least that long again.
Source: Literature / John Carter of Mars
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