Sick and Whole
Opposite meaning words
Sick
Sick adjective - Temporarily suffering from a disorder of the body.
Usage example: those coworkers who always seem to get sick immediately before or after long holiday weekends
Whole
Whole adjective - Enjoying health and vigor.
Usage example: whole and happy again after months of recuperation
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