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What is the adjective for well?

The adjective for "well" depends on the context. Here are some options:

* Good: This is the most common adjective for "well" when describing something positive. Example: "She did a good job."

* Healthy: This adjective describes someone or something in good health. Example: "He's feeling healthy after recovering from the flu."

* Fine: This adjective indicates that something is satisfactory or acceptable. Example: "The weather is fine today."

* Well- (prefix): This prefix can be added to many nouns to create adjectives, often meaning "in a good way". Example: "Well-behaved" or "Well-dressed".

* Proper: This adjective means something is done correctly or in the right way. Example: "He was given proper medical attention."

To choose the best adjective, consider the meaning you want to convey.

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