well applied's Usage Examples:

doing it I shall have the satisfaction of knowing that the money will be well applied.

dead weight upon the expedition … showing that ten years" experience well applied may be more valuable than that of a life-time.

was published (and many of the criticisms it received could be equally well applied to Dracula), it has been significantly overshadowed in scholarship and.

Surface textures, shading, and coloration are well applied but scale and spatial depth was still not rendered accurately.

More importantly, it shows a simple quantity proposed by Zhu and Nakamura to classify the coupling strength of nonadiabatic interactions, can be well applied to quantitatively estimate the importance of resonances in the AC region.

Though he never applied himself to his studies at the Inner Temple, he well applied himself to spending money and living as a bon vivant which led to him.

Teaching of girls aged 5 to 8 was made compulsory, though the laws were not always well applied.

A critic noted that Rajesh Selva has "very well applied his paper works on the screen", adding his "clarity in execution is evident.

Croxall prefaces his long application with, "Labour and Industry, well applied, seldom fail of finding a Treasure”, while Thomas Bewick"s edition contains.

but which could be as well applied to other objects and with less waste of energy.

as, ambition, love, money-grubbing, politics, but which could be as well applied to other objects and with less waste of energy.

body with material properties independent of temperature, but can be well applied to other brittle materials.

Michelangelo broke with convention; once confident the intonaco had been well applied, he drew directly onto the ceiling.

Synonyms:

intelligent, sophisticated,

Antonyms:

naive, stupidity, retarded,