healthy
- adjective
- /ˈhɛlθi/
- Eating a balanced diet and exercising regularly are essential for maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
- a healthy adult
- a healthy child
- healthy people
But as long as they are healthy, I'm happy.
- But as long as they are healthy, I'm happy.
- It looks really healthy, not super pot bound.
- And if your brain isn't healthy, your mind isn't healthy.
- They're just really healthy and they seem stress free.
- But bodies, living bodies, are either healthy or diseased.
- I am feeling fit and healthy, but I've gone back.
- Now I'm a pretty happy guy, pretty healthy guy, pretty wealthy guy.
Examples
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And so this study was done on healthy lean people.
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In another child-care center, none of the 10 healthy children were coronavirus positive.
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And so if he has no other healthy relationships, why?
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Songs have also been used to teach about the benefits of healthy eating and exercise.
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Which of the following do you consider important to staying healthy in the United States?
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But as long as they are healthy, I'm happy.
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Using plastic food models and games, children learn healthy nutrition and appropriate physical activity.
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The business discovered that having a healthy and engaged workforce improved staff retention.
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And if your brain isn't healthy, your mind isn't healthy.
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Improving the efficiency of these processes will create safer, healthier, and more sustainable foods.
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Synonyms
Healthy in body and mind
In good health after being ill or hurt
Being in good physical and mental health
In very good health and full of energy
Antonyms
Compounds
Showing sexual feelings or actions in a safe, respectful way that helps your emotional and physical health
How Healthy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Healthy comes from an old English root hal meaning 'whole', the same root behind health, hale, and heal. So to be healthy is to be 'whole' and free from illness.