well-thought-out
adjective
Pronunciation: /ˌwel ˈθɔːt aʊt/
Definition
Carefully planned and considered in advance to ensure success or avoid problems.
Examples
She presented a well-thought-out proposal to the board of directors.
The project failed because the initial strategy was not well-thought-out.
His well-thought-out response helped calm the angry customer.
How to Use well-thought-out
- a well-thought-out plan (collocation)
- a strategy that has been carefully prepared — "The team followed a well-thought-out plan to reach their goals."
- a well-thought-out argument (collocation)
- a perspective supported by careful reasoning — "Her well-thought-out argument convinced the committee to change their minds."
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