Anna isn’t feeling well, neither is Sarah.

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If you aren't feeling well, you should rest and take care of yourself.

When I'm not feeling well, I usually stay home and rest.

How are Anna and Sarah feeling today?

If Anna wasn't feeling well, she wouldn't come to work.

Anna and Sarah are both unwell.

Anna and Sarah are both feeling sick.

Anna and Sarah aren't feeling good.

To not be in good health; to be unwell.

Used to indicate that a statement applies to a second person or thing as well.