Pronunciation: /fɛr wɛl/
noun a sum of money paid for transportation
A1 I hope you fare well on your journey.
A2 She wished her friend to fare well in the upcoming exam.
B1 The team's fare well in the competition was unexpected.
B2 Despite the challenges, the project managed to fare well in the end.
C1 His ability to fare well under pressure is what sets him apart from others.
C2 The company's innovative strategies have helped it fare well in the ever-changing market.
verb to perform in a satisfactory manner
A1 I fare well in my English class.
A2 She fares well in her new job.
B1 We fare well in our studies when we study together.
B2 The team fared well in the competition and won first place.
C1 Despite the challenges, he continues to fare well in his career.
C2 After years of hard work, she has fared extremely well in her profession.
adverb in a satisfactory or successful manner
A1 I hope you fare well on your journey.
A2 She packed extra snacks to fare well during the long bus ride.
B1 Despite the storm, the ship managed to fare well and reach its destination on time.
B2 The new employee was nervous, but she fared well in her first presentation.
C1 After years of hard work, she finally fared well in her career and achieved her goals.
C2 Despite the challenges, the team fared well and completed the project ahead of schedule.
formal I hope you fare well on your journey abroad.
informal Take care and fare well on your trip!
slang Catch you later, fare well!
figurative May you fare well in all your future endeavors.
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