health

health
n.
condition of the body and mind

1) to enjoy good health

2) to promote (good) health

3) to recover, regain one's health

4) to ruin, undermine smb.'s health

5) bad, broken, failing, feeble, fragile, frail, ill, poor; delicate; good, robust health

6) holistic; mental; physical health

7) for one's health (she swims for her health)

8) (misc.) the state of one's health

science of protecting the health of the community

9) community, public; occupational health

misc.

10) here's to your (good) health!

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[helθ]
broken
delicate
failing
feeble
fragile
frail
mental
occupational health
physical health
regain one's health
robust health
undermine smb. 's health
(misc.) the state of one's health
['condition of the body and mind'] to enjoy good health
['misc. '] here's to your (good) health!
['science of protecting the health of the community'] community
holistic
to promote (good) health
to recover
to ruin
for one's health (she swims for her health)

Combinatory dictionary. 2013.

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