welfare
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈwelfer/ · UK /ˈwelfeə/
welfare means: Someone’s health, safety, happiness, and living conditions.
noun
Someone’s health, safety, happiness, and living conditions.
- Their welfare matters to us.
- The charity works to improve animal welfare.
- Who is responsible for the children’s welfare?
Money or other help that the government gives people who cannot meet their basic needs.
- She receives welfare.
- The government reduced welfare payments last year.
- Many families depend on welfare during unemployment.
verb
To give people money or other help to meet their basic needs.
- The charity welfared poor families.
- The agency was created to welfare those in need.
- Local groups tried to welfare unemployed residents.
Questions about welfare
What does welfare mean?
Someone’s health, safety, happiness, and living conditions.
What is welfare in other languages?
Türkçe: esenlik · Español: bienestar · Français: bien-être · Deutsch: Wohlergehen · Italiano: benessere · 日本語: 幸福
How do you pronounce welfare?
In American English /ˈwelfer/; in British English /ˈwelfeə/.
How do you use welfare in a sentence?
Their welfare matters to us. The charity works to improve animal welfare.
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