ill-being (Meaning)

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ill-being (n)

lack of prosperity or happiness or health

The ill-being she had endured left lasting scars on her body and soul.
Poverty and inequality were rampant, contributing to a pervasive sense of ill-being in the community.
The relentless stress of modern life was taking a severe toll on their physical and mental ill-being.
The ill-being resulting from the pandemic was not confined to physical symptoms but also extended to mental and emotional distress.
Financial instability and job insecurity created a constant state of ill-being among many families.
The ill-being of the child was evident in their withdrawn behavior and lack of engagement with others.
Neglect and abuse inflicted on the elderly led to a profound sense of ill-being and isolation.
Chronic illness and pain contributed to a diminished quality of life and overall ill-being.
Substance abuse served as a temporary escape from the ill-being caused by underlying psychological issues.
Recognizing the ill-being of others and offering support was crucial for fostering a more caring and compassionate society.

lack of prosperity or happiness or health

misery, sadness, calamity, sorrow, wretchedness,unhappiness, sufferance, melancholy, depression, woefulness

gladness, felicity, bliss, joy, gladness, beatitude, bliss, beatitude, felicity, joy

The ill-being she had endured left lasting scars on her body and soul.

Poverty and inequality were rampant, contributing to a pervasive sense of ill-being in the community.

The relentless stress of modern life was taking a severe toll on their physical and mental ill-being.

The ill-being resulting from the pandemic was not confined to physical symptoms but also extended to mental and emotional distress.