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well-reasoned
adjective
- logically argued with skill or care
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It is hard to challenge these lies with a well-reasoned-but-overlong speech...
I look to him to be well-reasoned and innovative in his approach; exactly what the emerging world needs.
Rather than well-reasoned policy addresses, she gives us breathless 'tweets.'
We must bear in mind the well-reasoned hostility of the Church to—or at least hesitation about—the revival of learning.
“Excellent, and thoroughly well reasoned out,” remarked Lethbridge.
Stoddert's newspaper appeal for Marshall's nomination was clear, persuasive, and well reasoned.
The whole of this passage in relation to Hillsborough is as correct in point of fact, as it is well reasoned and finely expressed.
This is the same complex idea, well reasoned out, and expressed almost in the same language—certainly in the same style.
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