Upset
Well
Well adjective - In good health especially after having suffered illness or injury.
Usage example: a well man
Nearby Word: welled
How words are described
| emotional | emotional upset | emotional well |
| usual | usual upset | usual well |
| complete | complete upset | complete well |
| original | original upset | original well |
| Other adjectives: real, large, little, surprising, largest. | ||
Common collocations
| rest | upset rest | well rest |
Both words in one sentence
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The Movie, as part of its upset of the status quo, made this somewhat canon, as Madoka and Homura are now high-school classmates as well as warring deities.
Source: Pals with Jesus - In "The Brothers of Nablus" she gets upset (well, as upset as she can get) when her leather jacket gets stolen, and even goes so far as to single out the thief who stole said jacket.
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Kirame, however, does not reveal herself or get upset, but instead resolves to do as well as possible in the role chosen for her.
Source: Right Behind Me
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