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well–informed
1 ENTRIES FOUND:
well–informed
(adjective)
well–informed
/ˌwɛlɪn
ˈ
foɚmd/
adjective
well–informed
/ˌwɛlɪn
ˈ
foɚmd/
adjective
Britannica Dictionary definition of WELL–INFORMED
[
more well–informed; most well–informed
]
1
:
having a lot of knowledge about current topics, a particular situation, etc.
a
well-informed
doctor
They kept me
well-informed
about her condition.
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2
:
based on facts
a
well-informed
decision/opinion
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opposite
ill-informed
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