well thought's Usage Examples:

Nevertheless, Steinwehr was well thought of by his superiors.

The design of the hard-wired patch system was well thought out (considering its size and cost) and a wide variety of sounds and.

Steve Loniewski reviewed Crush, Crumble and Chomp in Ares Magazine #14 and commented that Crush, Crumble and Chomp is a fine, well thought-out game that ought to keep our subdued destructive impulses at bay for one more evening.

rating and stated ""Glasgowman"s Wrath," despite the awful name, is a terrifically acted, tense and well thought out episode.

However, in contrast to surrealism, Kyrklund"s works are highly aware and well thought out.

These three men were so well thought of in Baltimore that a crowd of 400 showed up at the luncheon at the Sheraton.

He was so well thought of by King Philip of Spain that he was given a pension of 500 crowns of.

In a 9 August 1960 letter to the other Hands, the Custodians seem to acknowledge that Remey was not senile or unbalanced, but he was carrying out a well thought out campaign to spread his claim.

As a poet, he was not well thought of by contemporaries, with Jonathan Swift refusing a dinner in an unavailing.

are well thought out, moving between artfully constructed soft-focus simplicities to poignant yearning".

But some of the positions he's staked seem simplistic and not terribly well thought-out.

and was largely well-received, with Noisey calling it "one of the most well thought-out releases of the year" and praising the album"s "playful delivery.

Disney series, the cartoon work is well thought out and intelligently and divertingly presented.

Synonyms:

inspiration, programme, burden, generalisation, plan, figment, reaction, generalization, kink, idea, program, content, whimsey, impression, meaning, theme, ideal, construct, keynote, theorem, cognitive content, feeling, mental object, suggestion, whimsy, motif, idealisation, concept, belief, notion, idealization, conception, substance, opinion, whim, preoccupation, generality, cogitation, misconception,

Antonyms:

conception, misconception, discharge, unburden, unbend,