weel
Elementary (A2)
IPA: /wɛl/
KK: /wɛl/
adjective
Definition
In a good or satisfactory manner; in a way that is pleasing or acceptable.
Example
She sings very weel, impressing everyone at the concert.
Conversation
How are you feeling today?
I'm doing well, thanks for asking!
That's great to hear!
Yeah, I had a good night's sleep, so I'm feeling really well rested.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
fit
fine
healthy
Antonyms
ill
unwell
sick
adverb
Definition
In a good or satisfactory manner; effectively.
Example
She sings well, impressing everyone with her voice.
Conversation
How did your presentation go today?
It went well, thanks for asking!
I knew you would do great!
noun
Definition
A circular motion of water that creates a swirling effect, often seen in rivers or oceans.
Example
The boat was caught in a weel and spun around in the water.
Conversation
Have you ever seen a weel in action?
No, I haven't! What’s it like?
It's fascinating to watch; it spins so fast like a mini whirlpool.
Root Explanation
The word 'weel' originates from Old English 'wēol', meaning a wheel or circular object. It refers specifically to a round object that revolves around an axis.
Memory Tip
Think of a circular object that turns — that's what 'weel' means, as it comes from the Old English word for wheel.
Visually Confused Words
wheel
tweel
aweel
wee
eel
wheely
wervel
wenzel