well informed

Frequency: 9.0210.8 per million words

having a lot of knowledge or information about a particular subject or situation

informedADVERB + informed

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well

Examples (10)

  • A well informed public is crucial for a healthy democracy.
  • She prides herself on being well informed about current events.
  • To make a good decision, you need to be well informed.
  • He always stays well informed about the latest technological advancements.
  • It's important for voters to be well informed before an election.
  • The journalist was well informed on the subject matter of the interview.
  • Becoming well informed takes time and effort.
  • Thanks to her research, she felt well informed enough to give a presentation.
  • Being well informed can give you an advantage in negotiations.
  • The advisor kept his clients well informed about their investments.