When it comes to antonyms for the term "good health," a few come to mind. The first is poor health, which signifies a state of ill health or weakness. This can manifest as physical, mental, or emotional ailments that prevent a person from functioning optimally. Another antonym for good health is disease, which refers to a specific condition or illness that affects an individual. This can range from mild ailments like the common cold to more severe illnesses like cancer or heart disease. Lastly, an antonym for good health is death, as this represents the ultimate state of physical cessation and the end of life itself.

What are the antonyms for Good health?

• n.

  • affliction
  • dis order
  ,
  • dis orders
  ,
  • dis-order
  ,
  • dis-orders
  ,
  • mis fortune
  ,
  • mis fortunes
  ,
  • mis-fortunes
  .
  • ailment, affliction
  • disease
  .
  • annoyance, worry
  • trouble
  .
  • annoyance; annoying person
  • nuisance
  .
  • bacterium, bug
  • virus
  .
  • bad situation
  • drag
  .
  • bother
  • TODO
  ,
  • head ache
  ,
  • molestation
  ,
  • molestations
  ,
  • pain in neck
  ,
  • pain neck
  ,
  • to do
  ,
  • worriment
  .
  • complaint
  • gripe
  .
  • complaint, gripe
  • grievance
  .
  • debility
  • Sickliness
  ,
  • faintness
  ,
  • faintnesses
  ,
  • sicklinesses
  ,
  • un healthiness
  ,
  • un healthinesses
  ,
  • un-healthiness
  ,
  • un-healthinesses
  ,
  • unhealthinesses
  .
  • depression, sickness
  • malaise
  .
  • difficulty
  • arduousness
  ,
  • arduousnesses
  ,
  • laboriousness
  ,
  • painfulness
  ,
  • painfulnesses
  ,
  • strenuousness
  ,
  • strenuousnesses
  .
  • disease
  • dis ease
  ,
  • dis eases
  ,
  • dis temper
  ,
  • dis tempers
  ,
  • dis-ease
  ,
  • dis-eases
  ,
  • dis-temper
  ,
  • dis-tempers
  ,
  • endemics
  ,
  • flus
  ,
  • ill health
  ,
  • ill healths
  ,
  • malady
  ,
  • pathosis
  ,
  • un soundness
  ,
  • un-soundness
  ,
  • un-soundnesses
  .
  • disease; bad health
  • illness
  .
  • dislike
  • indisposition
  .
  • distress
  • de solation
  ,
  • de solations
  ,
  • de-solation
  ,
  • de-solations
  ,
  • dis appointment
  ,
  • dis appointments
  ,
  • dis comfort
  ,
  • dis comforts
  ,
  • dis quietude
  ,
  • dis quietudes
  ,
  • dis tress
  ,
  • dis tresses
  ,
  • dis-appointment
  ,
  • dis-appointments
  ,
  • dis-comfort
  ,
  • dis-comforts
  ,
  • dis-quietude
  ,
  • dis-quietudes
  ,
  • dis-tress
  ,
  • dis-tresses
  ,
  • un happinesses
  ,
  • un-happiness
  ,
  • un-happinesses
  ,
  • unconsolabilities
  ,
  • unconsolability
  .
  • drag
  • hang up
  ,
  • hangup
  .
  • feebleness
  • Etiolation
  ,
  • effeteness
  ,
  • effetenesses
  ,
  • etiolations
  ,
  • in adequacies
  ,
  • in adequacy
  ,
  • in capacity
  ,
  • in competence
  ,
  • in effectualness
  ,
  • in effectualnesses
  ,
  • in firmness
  ,
  • in significance
  ,
  • in significances
  ,
  • in sufficiencies
  ,
  • in sufficiency
  ,
  • in-adequacies
  ,
  • in-adequacy
  ,
  • in-capacities
  ,
  • in-capacity
  ,
  • in-competences
  ,
  • in-effectualness
  ,
  • in-firmness
  ,
  • in-firmnesses
  ,
  • in-significance
  ,
  • in-significances
  ,
  • in-sufficiencies
  ,
  • in-sufficiency
  ,
  • infirmnesses
  ,
  • lameness
  ,
  • lamenesses
  .
  • fitness
  • enervation
  ,
  • inappropriateness
  ,
  • lethargy
  ,
  • poor health
  ,
  • unsuitability
  ,
  • weakness
  .
  • grief
  • be moaning
  ,
  • be wailing
  ,
  • be-moaning
  ,
  • be-wailing
  ,
  • bemoanings
  ,
  • bewailings
  ,
  • deplorings
  ,
  • dis quiet
  ,
  • dis quiets
  ,
  • dis-quiet
  ,
  • dis-quiets
  ,
  • in felicities
  ,
  • in felicity
  ,
  • in-felicities
  ,
  • lamentation
  ,
  • re morse
  ,
  • re morses
  ,
  • re-morse
  ,
  • re-morses
  ,
  • re-pining
  .
  • grievance
  • ax grind
  ,
  • big stink
  ,
  • big stinks
  ,
  • flack
  ,
  • flacks
  ,
  • hoo ha
  ,
  • hooha
  ,
  • in juries
  ,
  • in jury
  ,
  • in justices
  ,
  • in-jury
  ,
  • in-justice
  ,
  • out rages
  ,
  • out-rage
  ,
  • out-rages
  .
  • gripe
  • achings
  .
  • hurt condition; something that causes hurt
  • affliction
  .
  • ill
  • badness
  ,
  • badnesses
  ,
  • mis chief
  ,
  • mis chiefs
  ,
  • un pleasantness
  ,
  • un pleasantnesses
  ,
  • un-pleasantness
  ,
  • un-pleasantnesses
  .
  • ill or abnormal condition
  • sickness
  .
  • illness
  • Convalescences
  ,
  • Diseasedness
  ,
  • Unhealth
  ,
  • ailings
  ,
  • diseasednesses
  ,
  • failing health
  ,
  • failing healths
  ,
  • flu
  ,
  • poor healths
  ,
  • re lapse
  ,
  • re lapses
  ,
  • re-lapse
  ,
  • re-lapses
  ,
  • relapse
  ,
  • un health
  ,
  • un healths
  ,
  • un-health
  ,
  • un-healths
  ,
  • unhealths
  ,
  • what going around
  ,
  • what going arounds
  ,
  • what's going around
  ,
  • what's going arounds
  ,
  • whats going around
  ,
  • whats going arounds
  .
  • illness, affliction
  • complaint
  .
  • incapacity, weakness
  • debility
  .
  • incommodiousness
  • Unhandiness
  ,
  • bothersomeness
  ,
  • bothersomenesses
  ,
  • cumbersomeness
  ,
  • cumbersomenesses
  ,
  • dis advantage
  ,
  • dis advantages
  ,
  • dis-advantage
  ,
  • dis-advantages
  ,
  • in commodiousness
  ,
  • in commodiousnesses
  ,
  • in commodities
  ,
  • in commodity
  ,
  • in-commodiousnesses
  ,
  • in-commodities
  ,
  • in-commodity
  ,
  • troublesomeness
  ,
  • troublesomenesses
  ,
  • un fitness
  ,
  • un fitnesses
  ,
  • un handiness
  ,
  • un handinesses
  ,
  • un suitableness
  ,
  • un suitablenesses
  ,
  • un timeliness
  ,
  • un-fitness
  ,
  • un-fitnesses
  ,
  • un-handiness
  ,
  • un-handinesses
  ,
  • un-suitableness
  ,
  • un-suitablenesses
  ,
  • un-timeliness
  ,
  • unhandinesses
  ,
  • untimeliness
  ,
  • unwieldiness
  ,
  • unwieldinesses
  .
  • inconvenience
  • incommodiousness
  .
  • indisposition
  • dis inclination
  ,
  • dis inclinations
  ,
  • dis-inclination
  ,
  • dis-inclinations
  ,
  • in disposition
  ,
  • in dispositions
  ,
  • in-disposition
  ,
  • in-dispositions
  ,
  • un willingness
  ,
  • un willingnesses
  ,
  • un-willingness
  ,
  • un-willingnesses
  .
  • infirmity
  • de cay
  ,
  • de cays
  ,
  • de-cay
  ,
  • de-cays
  ,
  • infirmity
  ,
  • un wellness
  ,
  • un wellnesses
  ,
  • un-wellness
  ,
  • un-wellnesses
  ,
  • unhealthiness
  ,
  • unwellness
  ,
  • unwellnesses
  .
  • job or chore, often assigned
  • task
  .
  • lack of strength; ineffectiveness
  • feebleness
  .
  • malaise
  • Infirmness
  ,
  • in firmnesses
  ,
  • un eases
  ,
  • un easiness
  ,
  • un-ease
  ,
  • un-eases
  ,
  • un-easiness
  ,
  • un-easinesses
  .
  • mental suffering
  • grief
  .
  • misfortune
  • ill
  .
  • noun
  • health problem
  .
  • nuisance
  • botherment
  ,
  • botherments
  ,
  • in conveniences
  ,
  • in-convenience
  ,
  • in-conveniences
  ,
  • pesterer
  ,
  • poor excuse
  ,
  • poor excuses
  .
  • pain
  • smartings
  ,
  • soreness
  .
  • person or thing that presents problem
  • pest
  .
  • pest
  • badgerer
  ,
  • badgerers
  ,
  • crashing bore
  ,
  • crashing bores
  ,
  • thorn in side
  ,
  • thorn side
  ,
  • tormentor
  .
  • physical suffering
  • pain
  .
  • pink
  • base
  ,
  • bottom
  ,
  • nadir
  .
  • problem
  • upset
  .
  • problem; situation requiring great effort
  • difficulty
  .
  • sickness
  • queasiness
  ,
  • queasinesses
  ,
  • un healthfulness
  ,
  • un healthfulnesses
  ,
  • un-healthfulness
  ,
  • un-healthfulnesses
  ,
  • unhealthfulness
  ,
  • unhealthfulnesses
  .
  • suffering
  • woe
  .
  • task
  • deadweight
  ,
  • deadweights
  ,
  • fun and games
  ,
  • fun and gameses
  ,
  • fun games
  ,
  • fun gameses
  ,
  • grindstone
  ,
  • grindstones
  ,
  • long row to hoe
  ,
  • pro vince
  ,
  • pro vinces
  ,
  • pro-vince
  ,
  • pro-vinces
  ,
  • under taking
  ,
  • under-taking
  ,
  • under-takings
  .
  • trouble
  • dis content
  ,
  • dis contents
  ,
  • dis cord
  ,
  • dis cords
  ,
  • dis satisfaction
  ,
  • dis satisfactions
  ,
  • dis-content
  ,
  • dis-contents
  ,
  • dis-cord
  ,
  • dis-cords
  ,
  • dis-satisfaction
  ,
  • dis-satisfactions
  ,
  • un rest
  ,
  • un-rest
  ,
  • un-rests
  .
  • trouble, inconvenience
  • bother
  .
  • upset
  • de feat
  ,
  • de feats
  ,
  • de-feat
  ,
  • de-feats
  ,
  • free for all
  ,
  • over throw
  ,
  • over throws
  ,
  • over-throw
  ,
  • over-throws
  ,
  • re verse
  ,
  • re version
  ,
  • re versions
  ,
  • re-verse
  ,
  • re-version
  ,
  • re-versions
  ,
  • screw ups
  ,
  • screw-ups
  ,
  • shake ups
  ,
  • shake-up
  ,
  • shake-ups
  ,
  • sub version
  ,
  • sub versions
  ,
  • sub-version
  ,
  • sub-versions
  ,
  • sur prise
  ,
  • sur prises
  ,
  • sur-prise
  ,
  • sur-prises
  ,
  • up set
  ,
  • up sets
  ,
  • up-set
  ,
  • up-sets
  .
  • virus
  • bacilli
  ,
  • bacillus
  ,
  • micro organism
  ,
  • micro organisms
  ,
  • micro-organism
  ,
  • micro-organisms
  ,
  • pathogen
  ,
  • pathogens
  .
  • woe
  • grievings
  ,
  • mis adventure
  ,
  • mis adventures
  ,
  • mis-adventure
  ,
  • mis-adventures
  .

• Other relevant words:

• convalescence
,
• distress
.

Famous quotes with Good health

• Having good health, being able to breathe and be happy, that's one of the most beautiful gifts. On top of that, I have the gift to play music and make people happy through that. I'm just telling you from my heart, I'm so in love with life.

  Roy Ayers
• I think that age as a number is not nearly as important as health. You can be in poor health and be pretty miserable at 40 or 50. If you're in good health, you can enjoy things into your 80s.

  Bob Barker
• It is great good health to believe, as the Hindus do, that there are 33 million gods and goddesses in the world. It is great good health to want to understand one's dreams. It is great good health to desire the ambiguous and paradoxical.

  Clive Barker
• Happiness is good health and a bad memory.

  Ingrid Bergman
• To enjoy good health, to bring true happiness to one's family, to bring peace to all, one must first discipline and control one's own mind. If a man can control his mind he can find the way to Enlightenment, and all wisdom and virtue will naturally come to him.

  Buddha

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