well-thought-out

English

Etymology

From well +‎ thought-out.

Adjective

well-thought-out (comparative better-thought-out or more well-thought-out, superlative best-thought-out or most well-thought-out)

  1. Well-planned; with much forethought.
    That was really a well-thought-out answer.

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