well-developed — Having reached an advanced or sophisticated stage of development. Characterized by being fully formed, mature, or thoroughly worked out.
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: Having reached an advanced or sophisticated stage of development. Characterized by being fully formed, mature, or thoroughly worked out.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌwɛl dɪˈvɛləpt/
Korean meaning: 잘 발달된, 충분히 개발된
Korean pronunciation: 웰-디-벨-럽트 (강세: 벨)
Example Sentences
- His well-developed sense of humor made him the most popular guy at parties.
- The city has a well-developed public transportation system.
- My well-developed procrastination skills helped me become an expert at last-minute cramming.
well-developed
ADJECTIVE//ˌwɛl dɪˈvɛləpt//
Having reached an advanced or sophisticated stage of development. Characterized by being fully formed, mature, or thoroughly worked out.
Having reached an advanced or sophisticated stage of development. Characterized by being fully formed, mature, or thoroughly worked out.
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Once enveloped in darkness, now well-developed and bright!
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Origin
From French développer meaning 'to unwrap or unfold,' combined with the English adverb 'well.' The French word originally described the physical act of unrolling something wrapped up.
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“His well-developed sense of humor made him the most popular guy at parties.”
“The city has a well-developed public transportation system.”
“My well-developed procrastination skills helped me become an expert at last-minute cramming.”
“She has well-developed communication abilities that serve her well in business.”
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