Meaning & Definition of word "Hale"

Hale

/heɪl/

1. To pull or drag forcibly.
- Example: They had to hale the heavy boat to shore.
2. To haul or drag.
- Example: None

1. In good health; free from disease or infirmity.
- Example: Despite his advanced age, he remained hale and hearty.
2. Strong and healthy.
- Example: The hale athlete finished the marathon with ease.
3. Robust; vigorous.
- Example: She was a hale woman who enjoyed hiking and outdoor activities.

●Middle English hal, hale, meaning 'whole, sound, healthy'

hale and hearty:

In good health, especially at an advanced age.

hale condition:

Referring to someone being in good health.

health:

The state of being free from illness or injury.

wholesome:

Conducive to health or well-being.

Meaning: Healthy and vigorous.

● Example Sentence: After that workout, I'm feeling pretty hale!

Meaning: Lively or full of energy.

● Example Sentence: He was looking hale at the party last night.