affect well-being

Frequency: 7.815.5 per million words

To have an influence on someone's well-being, either positively or negatively.

well-beingVERB + well-being

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affect

Examples (10)

  • Lack of sleep can significantly affect your well-being.
  • Positive social interactions greatly affect a person's emotional well-being.
  • The new policy is expected to directly affect the financial well-being of many families.
  • Chronic stress can negatively affect both physical and mental well-being.
  • How does regular exercise affect overall well-being?
  • Environmental factors often affect the well-being of communities.
  • The doctor explained how diet could affect his patient's long-term well-being.
  • It's crucial to understand what truly affects your personal well-being.
  • This decision will undoubtedly affect the well-being of future generations.
  • Even small changes in routine can affect one's daily well-being.