What are the opposite words for health?
The antonyms for the word 'health' include sickness, disease, disorder, illness, injury, and weakness. The opposite of being healthy is being unwell, a state in which the body is unable to function properly. Poor health can result in physical pain, mental distress, and an inability to carry out daily activities. Neglecting self-care practices such as exercise, eating a healthy diet, and avoiding harmful substances can lead to health problems. When one's health is compromised, it can be difficult to recover and resume a normal lifestyle. Thus, it is important to prioritize health and wellness in one's life to avoid the adverse consequences of poor health.
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- hopelessness
- dislike
- evil
- violence
- hell
- blame
- pain
- adversity
- difficulty
- disease
- bane
- aggravation
- attack
- feebleness
- alarm
- disorder
- weakness
- offense
- condemnation
- damage
- fatigue
- ailment
- bereavement
- care
- chaos
- complaint
- cramp
- desperation
- disability
- disquiet
- distress
- epidemic
- grievance
- heartbreak
- ill
- indisposition
- martyrdom
- millstone
- misery
- muscle spasm
- passion
- perdition
- problem
- reprehension
- state of mind
- tiredness
- torment
- torture
- trauma
- trial
- unease
- unrest
- ache
- annoyance
- anxiety
- blight
- bother
- calamity
- cancer
- crick
- debilitation
- debility
- disaster
- disturbance
- enervation
- exhaustion
- frailty
- grief
- gripe
- hardship
- heartache
- hurt
- illness
- injury
- mood
- plague
- pressure
- rigor
- sickness
- sorrow
- state
- strain
- stress
- suffering
- task
- tragedy
- tribulation
- trouble
- turmoil
- undoing
- wretchedness
- sore feeling; dull pain
- upset
- bad luck, situation
- hurt condition; something that causes hurt
- suffering, pain
- infirmity
- mild sickness
- feeling of sudden fear
- severe upset or pain
- physical assault
- virus
- cause of misery
- death; loss
- disease; plague
- trouble, inconvenience
- disaster; tragedy
- ordeal
- personal interest, concern
- statement of disagreement, discontent
- penalty, sacrifice
- injury, loss
- incapacity, weakness
- syndrome
- problem; situation requiring great effort
- affliction
- distemper
- disadvantage, restriction
- accident, trouble
- ailment, affliction
- chaos, clutter
- worry; mental upset
- pain, agony
- misery, anguish
- badness, immorality; disaster
- lack of strength; ineffectiveness
- fragileness
- weakness, flaw
- mental suffering
- complaint, gripe
- personal burden
- physical, mental wellness
- anguish, sorrow
- mental or emotional misery
- place of the condemned; bad situation
- injury; damage
- disease; bad health
- insubstantiality
- hurt, harm
- depression, sickness
- suffering endured for sake of a cause
- pain, mental or physical
- insult, displeasure
- trouble, suffering
- physical suffering
- ache, twinge
- strong emotion
- annoyance, curse
- demand, difficulty
- reprobation
- strictness, exactness
- ill or abnormal condition
- extreme upset, grief
- pain, due to exertion
- physical or mental pressure
- disease, condition
- job or chore, often assigned
- severe mental distress
- severe mental or physical pain
- trouble, big problem
- annoyance, worry
- unsoundness
- destruction, misfortune
- state of agitation; disturbance
- bacterium, bug
- defect, proneness
- Other relevant words
- Other antonyms
- hopelessness
- dislike
- evil
- violence
- hell
-
blame
- impeachment,
- inculpation,
- objurgation,
- recrimination,
- reprehension,
- reprobation,
- recriminations,
- chidings,
- dis approbation,
- dis approbations,
- dis approval,
- dis approvals,
- dis favor,
- dis favors,
- dis-approbation,
- dis-approbations,
- dis-approval,
- dis-approvals,
- dis-favor,
- dis-favors,
- ex postulation,
- ex postulations,
- ex probation,
- ex probations,
- ex-postulation,
- ex-postulations,
- ex-probation,
- ex-probations,
- exprobation,
- exprobations,
- impeachments,
- in crimination,
- in criminations,
- in-criminations,
- inculpations,
- objurgations,
- re criminations,
- re monstrance,
- re monstrances,
- re-crimination,
- re-criminations,
- re-monstrance,
- re-monstrances.
- pain
- adversity
- difficulty
- disease
- bane
- aggravation
- attack
-
feebleness
- inadequacy,
- lameness,
- Etiolation,
- Infirmness,
- effeteness,
- effetenesses,
- etiolations,
- in adequacies,
- in adequacy,
- in competence,
- in effectualness,
- in effectualnesses,
- in firmness,
- in firmnesses,
- in significance,
- in significances,
- in sufficiencies,
- in sufficiency,
- in-adequacies,
- in-adequacy,
- in-competences,
- in-effectualness,
- in-firmness,
- in-firmnesses,
- in-significance,
- in-significances,
- in-sufficiencies,
- in-sufficiency,
- infirmnesses,
- lamenesses.
- alarm
-
disorder
- anarchism,
- ataxia,
- cachexia,
- statics,
- terrorism,
- Diseasedness,
- Unhealth,
- Ataxias,
- mob rule,
- anarchisms,
- cachexias,
- dis arrangement,
- dis arrangements,
- dis array,
- dis arrays,
- dis cord,
- dis cords,
- dis order,
- dis orderliness,
- dis orderlinesses,
- dis orders,
- dis organization,
- dis organizations,
- dis-arrangement,
- dis-arrangements,
- dis-array,
- dis-arrays,
- dis-cord,
- dis-cords,
- dis-order,
- dis-orderliness,
- dis-orderlinesses,
- dis-orders,
- dis-organization,
- dis-organizations,
- diseasednesses,
- mis rules,
- mis-rules,
- mob rules,
- rat nest,
- rat's nest,
- rats nest,
- rats nests,
- re volutions,
- re-volution,
- re-volutions,
- reign terror,
- riotings,
- terrorisms,
- topsyturviness,
- un health,
- un healths,
- un rests,
- un tidiness,
- un tidinesses,
- un-health,
- un-healths,
- un-tidinesses,
- unhealths,
- up roar,
- up roars,
- up-roar,
- up-roars.
- weakness
- offense
- condemnation
- damage
- fatigue
- ailment
- bereavement
- care
- chaos
- complaint
- cramp
- desperation
-
disability
- invalidity,
- dis qualification,
- dis qualifications,
- dis-qualification,
- dis-qualifications,
- in capacity,
- in competencies,
- in competency,
- in experience,
- in experiences,
- in validity,
- in-capacities,
- in-capacity,
- in-competencies,
- in-competency,
- in-experience,
- in-experiences,
- in-validities,
- invalidities,
- un fitness,
- un fitnesses,
- un-fitness,
- un-fitnesses.
- disquiet
- distress
- epidemic
- grievance
- heartbreak
- ill
- indisposition
- martyrdom
- millstone
- misery
- muscle spasm
- passion
- perdition
- problem
- reprehension
-
state of mind
- mood.
- tiredness
- torment
- torture
- trauma
- trial
- unease
- unrest
- ache
- annoyance
- anxiety
- blight
- bother
- calamity
- cancer
- crick
- debilitation
- debility
- disaster
- disturbance
- enervation
- exhaustion
- frailty
- grief
- gripe
- hardship
- heartache
- hurt
- illness
- injury
- mood
- plague
- pressure
- rigor
- sickness
- sorrow
- state
- strain
-
stress
- apprehensiveness,
- tenseness,
- tightness,
- overextensions,
- apprehensivenesses,
- ex tension,
- ex-tension,
- ex-tensions,
- mis trust,
- mis trusts,
- mis-trust,
- nervous tension,
- nervous tensions,
- over extension,
- over extensions,
- over-extension,
- over-extensions,
- pro traction,
- pro tractions,
- pro-traction,
- pro-tractions,
- tensenesses,
- tightnesses.
-
suffering
- woe.
- task
- tragedy
- tribulation
- trouble
- turmoil
-
undoing
- bad omen,
- bad omens,
- de stroyer,
- de stroyers,
- de-stroyer,
- de-stroyers,
- dis grace,
- dis graces,
- dis-grace,
- dis-graces,
- mis calculation,
- mis steps,
- mis-calculation,
- mis-calculations,
- over throw,
- over throws,
- over turn,
- over turns,
- over-throw,
- over-throws,
- over-turn,
- re versal,
- re-versal,
- sub version,
- sub versions,
- sub-version,
- sub-versions,
- un doing,
- un doings,
- un-doing,
- un-doings.
- wretchedness
-
sore feeling; dull pain
- ache.
- upset
- bad luck, situation
- hurt condition; something that causes hurt
- suffering, pain
- infirmity
- mild sickness
- feeling of sudden fear
- severe upset or pain
- physical assault
- virus
-
cause of misery
- bane.
- death; loss
- disease; plague
- trouble, inconvenience
- disaster; tragedy
- ordeal
-
personal interest, concern
- care.
- statement of disagreement, discontent
-
penalty, sacrifice
- cost.
- injury, loss
- incapacity, weakness
- syndrome
- problem; situation requiring great effort
- affliction
- distemper
- disadvantage, restriction
- accident, trouble
- ailment, affliction
- chaos, clutter
- worry; mental upset
- pain, agony
- misery, anguish
-
badness, immorality; disaster
- evil.
- lack of strength; ineffectiveness
- fragileness
- weakness, flaw
- mental suffering
- complaint, gripe
- personal burden
- physical, mental wellness
- anguish, sorrow
- mental or emotional misery
-
place of the condemned; bad situation
- Hell.
-
injury; damage
- hurt.
- disease; bad health
- insubstantiality
- hurt, harm
- depression, sickness
- suffering endured for sake of a cause
- pain, mental or physical
- insult, displeasure
- trouble, suffering
-
physical suffering
- pain.
-
ache, twinge
- pang.
- strong emotion
- annoyance, curse
- demand, difficulty
- reprobation
- strictness, exactness
- ill or abnormal condition
- extreme upset, grief
- pain, due to exertion
- physical or mental pressure
- disease, condition
-
job or chore, often assigned
- task.
- severe mental distress
- severe mental or physical pain
- trouble, big problem
- annoyance, worry
- unsoundness
- destruction, misfortune
- state of agitation; disturbance
- bacterium, bug
- defect, proneness
- Other relevant words
- Other antonyms
Antonym of the day
let the cat ouf bag
- Antonyms:
- be quiet, conceal, hide.
