A (part of a) newspaper or magazine that has articles on films, books, travel, famous people, etc

Phrases

be well away
British informal

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  Having made considerable or easy progress.
  

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all well and good

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  Used to express acceptance of a first statement before introducing a contradictory or confirming second statement.
  

‘that's all well and good, but why didn't he call her to say so?’

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well worth

• 
  Certainly worth.
  

‘Salzburg is well worth a visit’

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as well —— might

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  Used to convey the speaker's opinion that a person's reaction is appropriate or unsurprising.
  

‘she sounded rather chipper, as well she might, given her bright prospects’

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well enough

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  To a reasonable degree.
  

‘he liked Isobel well enough, but wouldn't want to make a close friend of her’

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be well out of
British informal

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  Be fortunate to be no longer involved in (a situation).
  

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well and truly

• 
  Completely.
  

‘Leith was well and truly rattled’

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