ADJECTIVE
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well expressed and to the point
a happy turn of phrase
a few well-chosen words
How To Use well-chosen In A Sentence
- I feel for him because the sad thing is that, where a few years ago we were falling over great folk music, now it must be sought out, bad cess to the ubiquitous keyboard that hides a full orchestra in a few well-chosen buttons.
- These debates have made a successful series, mostly because of well-chosen speakers and lively topics.
- I'm glad we visited - the menu is appealing; there are many non-typical Italian plates with some Sicilian dishes and a compact but well-chosen wine list.
- For anyone who loves wine, a well-chosen bottle always makes a welcome gift. Times, Sunday Times
- For some surgeons, artists, executives—even police officers—a well-chosen tune can trigger a bit of neuropsychological alchemy that helps carry them through a crucial moment. Cranking Up Your Private Pep Rally
- The site is, in one point at least, admirably well-chosen, a kind of carrefour where four valleys and as many roads meet; and thus it commands the mouths of all the gorges leading inland. The Land of Midian
- These debates have made a successful series, mostly because of well-chosen speakers and lively topics.
- A well-chosen image can put your visitor at ease, making your intent clear.
- Instead, each module is introduced with extremely clear and articulate prose descriptions, followed by well-chosen typical usage examples.
- A well-chosen image can put your visitor at ease, making your intent clear.