healthily

healthy | American Dictionary

healthy
adjective
us/ˈhel·θi/
having, showing, or encouraging good health:
As long as the baby is healthy, I don’t care if it’s a boy or a girl.
Healthy can mean positive:
She had a healthy attitude toward life and was fun to be with.
Something is described as healthy if it is financially successful and strong:
The real-estate market is much healthier today than it was ten years ago.
A healthy amount is a large amount:
Their business showed a healthy profit in its first year.

healthy | Business English

healthy
adjective
uk /ˈhelθi/us
developing and making money:
a healthy business/industry/economy
Sound macroeconomic and regulatory policies are essential to a healthy financial sector.
large in amount and showing that a company or economy is successful:
healthy orders/sales/profits
Bookings on long-haul routes including Heathrow to New York remain healthy.
good for your health:
healthy eating/living
Eating fruit and vegetables is part of a healthy lifestyle.
Employees should maintain a healthy balance between work and personal life.
healthy foods/meals/snacks

healthily

adverb
The economy should keep growing healthily.

Examples of healthy

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She stated that she intended to encourage her husband to take on a healthier lifestyle.
An important area for education is that of family planning and the need for smaller, healthier families.
One should consider that those who moved from the camps were the wealthier and most likely, healthier individuals, with greater self-esteem and higher personal resources.
Consciousness of one's own irrational urges was healthier than denial.
By reducing subsidies and removing barriers for adaptation, governments could encourage stronger healthier agricultural sectors.
Nearly all show that on average, healthier, less expensive individuals join these plans.
Through singing training, children may develop healthier views of their voices and themselves, based on their enhanced overall vocal functioning.
We want to know that getting the right screen, lowering blood pressure and cholesterol, and taking the right medication will guarantee longer, healthier lives.
In most studies, employed women have been found to be physically and psychologically healthier than nonemployed women.
Many participants mentioned that they would like a healthier diet, by which they usually meant lean meat, fresh fish and fresh fruit and vegetables.
Apart from the problem of the healthiest survivors, old people appear to transcend those factors that undermine well-being.
Their community counterparts were, on the other hand, healthier, more independent and more satisfied with their lives.
Selectivity could be another contributing element: those who are healthier may be more likely to enter into or complete the college and seminary training required.
Many thought price premiums are also justified because they perceived organic products to be healthier, more nutritious and more delicious.
Most subjects in both cohorts were grouped within the first two clusters, which represented the healthiest subjects.
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