How To Spell well?
How to Pronounce well?
Correct pronunciation for the word "well" is [wˈɛl], [wˈɛl], [w_ˈɛ_l].
What are the misspellings for well?
- welll,
- welkl,
- wolly,
- burwell,
- helll,
- will,
- kewalli,
- rowell,
- wellin,
- powell,
- yelo,
- cwell,
- newall,
- tewll,
- velop,
- wlal,
- wwell,
- weele,
- weazel,
- wherl,
- dwill,
- welly,
- nwely,
- welcoe,
- willly,
- wekly,
- wlell,
- weeklly,
- wholl,
- wealfair,
- sweel,
- knowall,
- werw,
- wellll,
- iwill,
- jewul,
- weasol,
- fiewall,
- wlll,
- bwill,
- wellfair,
- willi,
- whelie,
- worrl,
- velue,
- whall,
- welare,
- awill,
- werll,
- wealt,
- willw,
- willoe,
- wrll,
- wheli,
- worle,
- woll,
- who'l,
- selle,
- wallie,
- ewual,
- fweel,
- dewell,
- woule,
- whlile,
- w'll,
- whala,
- qwell,
- willll,
- welfar,
- woulc,
- wellt,
- dowell,
- wlil,
- dwellar,
- wohl,
- wallk,
- willk,
- wewilll,
- hellu,
- tawell,
- verall,
- wasll,
- wheller,
- loweel,
- wasall,
- werel,
- kell,
- cwill,
- nwill,
- iiwill,
- witll,
- dweal,
- sell1,
- wavely,
- wehy,
- welli,
- firwall,
- wilol,
- wwall,
- wiely,
- theyll,
- wi'll,
- withall,
- vowell,
- wudl,
- wel,
- wthl,
- wesal,
- velley,
- willt,
- welk,
- vvill,
- swerl,
- bowell,
- celll,
- welco,
- weallth,
- willbe,
- we''''ll,
- we'ld,
- whiele,
- welol,
- whelth,
- cell1,
- wil2l,
- we''ll,
- woill,
- weka,
- whyalla,
- whalla,
- welp,
- pelll,
- wolle,
- whele,
- weel,
- welf,
- willc,
- willfu,
- awall,
- willm,
- wyill,
- wwwial,
- ohwell,
- wheely,
- wallo,
- wheeel,
- rweally,
- wikll,
- woeudl,
- wjll,
- worly,
- qwill,
- wlel,
- ewill,
- twerl,
- well,
- wewll,
- dwelay,
- whlole,
- welliow,
- goowill,
- willr,
- weelll,
- lweor,
- wella,
- wehile,
- wesly,
- which'll,
- hawally,
- ferwell,
- worll,
- towell,
- sairwell,
- whilw,
- willo,
- fwill,
- lwell,
- weekle,
- wouil,
- wellm,
- welle,
- weol,
- welm,
- wwill,
- yeall,
- walah,
- mwill,
- verliy,
- wearly,
- we'l,
- wille,
- awell,
- ewall,
- weli,
- welive,
- valla,
- rell,
- worul,
- weeler,
- welfair,
- wll,
- wall,
- pell,
- webley,
- willg,
- weeklu,
- seell,
- vell,
- whili,
- youwill,
- wiell,
- wekk,
- wadell,
- wels,
- wourl,
- woull,
- wheil,
- wi8ll,
- i'will,
- wiselly,
- mell,
- cell449,
- ewell,
- whlle,
- twele,
- hell,
- whyal,
- wegh,
- wee'll,
- weasal,
- wousl,
- weltch,
- wealk,
- weekl,
- wollow,
- gell,
- wello,
- willia,
- willl,
- hell0,
- weelk,
- whenl,
- hwill,
- wealhy,
- weely,
- wuill,
- willf,
- lwill,
- helli,
- selll,
- tawel,
- thewall,
- ewally,
- woulb,
- uwill,
- wellie,
- wellenough,
- willair,
- wodl,
- iwell,
- owell,
- willa,
- weoo,
- welome,
- aweel,
- wiul,
- willgo,
- weho,
- swel,
- weil,
- woolly,
- welthy,
- weejly,
- woulr,
- wull,
- dweel,
- where''ll,
- weell,
- cell608,
- willb,
- whelt,
- whille,
- erll,
- the'll,
- willlll,
- llll,
- wellow,
- whell,
- weezle,
- cell0,
- weoll,
- verly,
- weler,
- walla,
- velly,
- wellup,
- cell,
- werld,
- thell,
- wellw,
- whill,
- williw,
- wilow,
- willn,
- weasil,
- wlill,
- weeley,
- wevil,
- they''ll,
- swelll,
- volly,
- we'lll,
- wodul,
- wel'll,
- weall,
- hwelp,
- wezzel,
- whql,
- velco,
- harwell,
- welse,
- 0792cell,
- wwekly,
- walle,
- wual,
- welith,
- whlen,
- wiull,
- nell,
- wioul,
- felll,
- wheell,
- willy,
- willto,
- selli,
- weirly,
- cowell,
- weasl,
- wqill,
- willh,
- whhel,
- wellk,
- walll,
- dewll,
- woula,
- celly,
- welth,
- ewll,
- whyll,
- eell,
- hellw,
- wekll,
- wouel,
- w2ill,
- wilil,
- rwill,
- herll,
- welld,
- woudll,
- wqell,
- wewill,
- vella,
- waill,
- hewill,
- wiill,
- wwll,
- wioll,
- weill,
- villi.
"Well" in context
A well is an underground excavation or structure created in the ground by digging, driving, or drilling to access groundwater in underground aquifers. The well is an extremely important source of drinking water for humans and animals. When groundwater is accessible, wells can provide an adequate and affordable source of water for homes and communities, as well as serve as a valuable resource for agricultural and industrial purposes. Many different types of wells are used, such as shallow wells and deep wells, depending on the aquifer and the desired outcome. Well construction requires careful consideration of the local geology and soil, as well as the potential impact of the well on the environment.
Usage over time for well:
This graph shows how "well" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
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