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well-taken

[wel-tey-kuhn]
–adjective
soundly logical; worthy of consideration: Her advice is well-taken.

Origin:
1755–65
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well-tak·en   (wěl'tā'kən)
adj.  Based on valid reasoning; sound or convincing: a well-taken point.
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