well chosen's Usage Examples:

magnificent: she always had the power to compress complex ideas into a few well chosen – and musical – lines, or even just single explosive words.

It shows the major components, their relationships and has a few well chosen labels and text boxes that portray the design philosophies embodied in the architecture.

" She also notes: "The locations are well chosen and evocative of a bygone era, particularly the lovely scenes in the.

of Memnon, according to Photius, was clear and simple, and the words well chosen.

T-functions are naturally vulnerable to guess-and-determine attacks, well chosen bitwise transpositions between rounds can neutralize that imbalance.

The native laborers in the construction stopped working and refused to continue telling the priests that the site had not been well chosen.

The moment was well chosen, as Philip"s troops were at the time fighting the Thirty Years" War in.

that the seed which, together with a generator produce the numbers, be well chosen and kept hidden.

important that the seed which, together with a generator produce the numbers, be well chosen and kept hidden.

His metaphors are well chosen, and he employs on appropriate occasions familiar terms and locutions, and makes full use of those charming diminutives in which the Portuguese language is rich.

A well chosen offshoot will not only guarantee a female fruit bearing palm tree but also inherit the same qualities of its mother plant.

This station commanded the passes of the Jumna on the main line of communication between the western and eastern portions of the Gurkha territory, and thus was well chosen for procuring intelligence.

well chosen material, well performed and strong support from Ernie Freeman"s arrangements".

Synonyms:

happy, felicitous,

Antonyms:

infelicitous, depressing, unhappy,