well set's Usage Examples:

it swing both the ways, and when the shine was off, his "devastating breakback often penetrated the defense of well set batsmen, castling them comprehensively".

one well set already by their father at his youth, full however with peccadilloes and other impetuous extravaganza.

when they earned their 46th win of the season on March 28, 2018, and as well set a new franchise record for wins at home.

We can very well set a mood of peace out of which a system of peace can be built.

It is well settled that where a statutory classification does not itself impinge on a right or liberty protected by the Constitution, the validity of the classification must be sustained unless the classification rests on grounds wholly irrelevant to the achievement of [any legitimate government] objective.

Adams looked well set for victory when he led 4–1 in sets, but he missed nine darts for the match.

The clifftop but well set back village developed as the main settlement, within its ecclesiastical.

In 1990, recognising that at that time the National Union of Students (NUS) was not well set up to represent the particular issues postgraduate faced nationally it held its first conference at the University of Cambridge; Chris Whitty was elected chair.

Despite the early loss of Len Hutton, for the second time in the match caught behind off the bowling of Fazal, at 109/2 England looked well set on the fourth evening.

Founded in 1967, Xanthi is well set up in terms of their financial support and youth setup.

80-point lead over a crowd of his nearest challengers, the medals were fairly well set before the gun in the 1500 metres.

William of Malmesbury, writing in the 12th century, William Rufus was "well set; his complexion florid, his hair yellow; of open countenance; different.

Rump long, hind quarters well developed, long and wide with dock well set on and twist deep and full, legs of mutton full, deep and well-muscled.

Synonyms:

good,

Antonyms:

ill, unwholesome,