well-received — having been greeted, accepted, or reviewed favorably by people
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having been greeted, accepted, or reviewed favorably by people
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌwel rɪˈsiːvd/
Example Sentences
- His dad jokes were surprisingly well-received at the office party, despite everyone's initial eye-rolling.
- The new policy was well-received by employees who were tired of the old inefficient system.
- Her cooking show was so well-received that the network immediately ordered a second season.
well-received
ADJECTIVE[/ˌwel rɪˈsiːvd/]
having been greeted, accepted, or reviewed favorably by people
Her debut novel was well-received, with readers lining up at every signing.
What was conceived and achieved is now well-received!
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“His dad jokes were surprisingly well-received at the office party, despite everyone's initial eye-rolling.”
“The new policy was well-received by employees who were tired of the old inefficient system.”
“Her cooking show was so well-received that the network immediately ordered a second season.”
“The professor's attempt at using memes in his lecture was well-received by students, though his wife cringed at home.”
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