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ill-being
[ il-bee-ing ]
noun
- state or condition of lacking health, solvency, etc.
Word History and Origins
Origin of ill-being1
Example Sentences
Depression is the valley of ill-being: You feel despondent, drained and worthless.
It must be either admitted or denied that the acts called good and the acts called bad naturally conduce, the one to human well-being and the other to human ill-being.
Confucius was essentially a social and political reformer, who taught by example and precept; the main inducement to virtue being, not rewards or penalties in the after-life, but well- or ill-being in the present.
They suffer from unmet expectations, romantic disappointments gay and straight, and a lingering sense of ill-being.
For instance what on earth had possessed me to take such an interest in the well-being or ill-being of Major Sewin and his family?
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