hale and heartiness
hale and heartiness noun: the state or quality of being hale and hearty.
Noun
hale and heartiness (uncountable)
- The state or quality of being hale and hearty.
- As for his own relative hale and heartiness, he attributed it to drinking a bottle of beer per night; ‘all the beer drinkers seem to be keeping pretty fit’.2016, John Lewis-Stempel, Where Poppies Blow, Weidenfeld & Nicolson
Forms of hale and heartiness
| alternative form | hale-and-heartiness |
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Origin of hale and heartiness
From hale and hearty + -ness.
Questions about hale and heartiness
- What does hale and heartiness mean?
- Hale and heartiness means the state or quality of being hale and hearty.
- What part of speech is hale and heartiness?
- Hale and heartiness is a noun.
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