healthier
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- adjective
- /ˈhɛlθiər/
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más saludable
- After changing my diet and exercising regularly, I feel much healthier than I did last year.
- Healthier Eating
- Steps to a Healthier
- Healthier, Happier
So you're going to have a much healthier plant initially.
- So you're going to have a much healthier plant initially.
- A heated conversation is so much healthier than no conversation at all.
- And then from that healthier place, they build greater health.
- We are richer, we are healthier, we are happier by and large.
- Now, let me talk about a few other healthier sweeteners.
- But in general, shorting makes markets healthier and and not weaker.
- Yeah, yeah, they need a healthier mouse in some ways.
- I feel this time we both found a healthier way of being distance.
- It does make you feel healthier and all those kind of things.
- It's going to make us stronger, healthier, mentally healthier.
- But I think endurance sports provides A healthier version of that same search.
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It isn't easy, but I, I'm a lot healthier since I've done that.
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We are richer, we are healthier, we are happier by and large.
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Most of the years we added have been healthier years so far.
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And then from that healthier place, they build greater health.
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Now you can train the brain so that you have a healthier mind.
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These are much, much healthier plants, much larger plants as well.
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We have to figure out healthier ways to disagree.
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It's going to make us stronger, healthier, mentally healthier.
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That farm always seemed healthier, more lush, and more green.
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How to Have a Healthier Halloween: My Visit to the Wellness Wizards
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Synonyms
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Stronger and in better physical condition than before
Compounds
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A small food to eat between meals that is better for your body than usual treats
How Healthy
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Etymology
The word healthier comes from healthy, which is related to the verb heal and to an old idea of being 'whole' and not sick. So, healthier means 'more whole' or in a better state of health than before or than someone else.