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Discover LudwigThe phrase "actually not well" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that someone or something is not in a good state or condition, often in a conversational or informal context.
Example: "When I asked her how she was feeling, she replied that she was actually not well and needed to rest."
Alternatives: "truly unwell" or "really not okay".
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This is one of the things that's actually not well explained in the process.
"I'm actually not well prepared, 'cause frankly I thought Kathryn was going to get this, so I'm kind of wingin' it".
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Didn't go so well, actually, not as well as Conchita has gone.
But the American producers just took a view, 'Well, fine, we'll get somebody else', because she's actually not very well known in America, amazingly.
I think that's where a lot of foreign managers have actually not done well in Major League Soccer because it's not easy.
Looking really stronger in this forum and great employees who have a lot of knowledge, actually not doing well in this system.
"It's crowning!" We see a hairless vagina that is not a vagina splitting a small wet skull that is actually not a – well, you get the point: none of this is real.
The irony of Mr. Bush's situation right now is that, despite the renowned father saluted in the speech, he is actually not very well known even to many supporters.
"Calving is actually not as well understood as one would hope, and in order to make better models of how the ice sheet works and understand better what the contributions to sea level change are likely to be in the future, [it] really requires a better physical understanding of those processes".
will, of course, not tell the nice physician, who cured them, that it is actually not that well".
The V&A has an extraordinary collection of drawings and paintings, which is actually not very well-known to the public.
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