well-being in Irish
well-being in Irish is folláine — well-being means the state of being comfortable, healthy and content in body and mind.
well-being in Irish
folláine
A state of health, happiness or prosperity.
What does "well-being" mean?
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noun The state of being comfortable, healthy and content in body and mind.
"Regular exercise improves both physical and mental well-being."
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noun In economics and policy, a broad measure of how good people's lives are, taking in income, health, security and satisfaction rather than output alone.
"The country now publishes national well-being statistics alongside GDP."
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well-being in a sentence
- Regular exercise improves both physical and mental well-being.
- The policy is designed to protect the well-being of staff.
- The country now publishes national well-being statistics alongside GDP.
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What is "well-being" in Irish?
"well-being" in Irish is folláine. well-being means: The state of being comfortable, healthy and content in body and mind.
How do you use "well-being" in a sentence?
Example: "Regular exercise improves both physical and mental well-being." In Irish, "well-being" is folláine.
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