krankheitsfreier

Krankheitsfreier is a German adjective that translates to "disease-free" or "free from illness" in English. It describes a state of being in good health, without any discernible medical conditions or ailments. The term is commonly used in medical contexts, such as describing the outcome of a treatment or the prognosis for a patient. For example, a doctor might say a patient is "krankheitsfreier" after successful surgery.

Beyond the purely medical, "krankheitsfreier" can also be used in broader contexts to signify a general state of well-being and vitality. It implies an absence of suffering or physical discomfort caused by disease. In discussions about public health, a "krankheitsfreier" population would be one with low rates of illness. The concept is inherently positive, representing an ideal state of health.

The opposite of "krankheitsfreier" is "krank" or "krankhaft," meaning sick or unhealthy. The adjective emphasizes the complete absence of disease, suggesting a robust and uncompromised physical state. It is a straightforward and direct descriptor of a healthy condition.