thought [θɔ:t, Am θɑ:t] N
1. thought no pl (thinking):
thought-out [ˌθɔ:tˈaʊt, Am ˌθɑ:t̬ˈ-] ADJ
thought-provoking [ˌθɔ:tprəˈvəʊkɪŋ, Am ˈθɑ:tprəˌvoʊ-] ADJ
well-thought-of ADJ
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Nothing meaningful has happened and the same familiar celebs and well-thought-of authors and poets have been paraded in and around predictable and over-staged events.
www.villagemagazine.ie I'm flattered and honored to be part of such a well-thought-of piece of film.
www.rollingstone.com Many of those bands are well-respected, well-loved, well-remembered, and well-thought-of if they're still going.
pitchfork.com Salon.com described it as poorly thought-out.
en.wikipedia.org Everything he did was really thought-out and in service of his public image.
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