Well Fixed

Pronunciation: /wɛl fɪkst/

Definitions of well fixed

adjective describing the state of being securely or firmly attached or in place

Example Sentences

A1 She is well fixed with a reliable car for her daily commute.

A2 The house was well fixed with modern appliances and furniture.

B1 He was well fixed financially after receiving a large inheritance.

B2 The company was well fixed with state-of-the-art technology to stay ahead of competitors.

C1 The organization was well fixed with experienced professionals in every department.

C2 The government was well fixed with resources to handle any crisis effectively.

Examples of well fixed in a Sentence

formal The company is well fixed financially and is able to invest in new projects.

informal My friend is well fixed with a high-paying job and a nice apartment.

slang She's well fixed with a trust fund, so money is never an issue for her.

figurative After years of hard work, he feels well fixed in his career and personal life.

Grammatical Forms of well fixed

• past tense: well fixed
• plural: well fixed
• comparative: better fixed
• superlative: best fixed
• present tense: well fix
• future tense: will be well fixed
• perfect tense: has been well fixed
• continuous tense: is being well fixed
• singular: well fixed
• positive degree: well fixed
• infinitive: to well fix
• gerund: well fixing
• participle: well fixed

Origin and Evolution of well fixed

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The phrase 'well fixed' originated in Middle English, likely derived from the Old English word 'fexian' meaning to fix or fasten.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the meaning of 'well fixed' has evolved to refer to someone who is financially secure or well-off.