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well-constructed

adjective

If the joke is well constructed, there is temptation to use it.

She is well constructed anatomically, like a miracle of physics.

Its solution—a tangle of suspicion that spreads from a police unit to local drug ring—is clever and well constructed.

War and childhood exist in tenuous unison, a balance which is well constructed in symbol and style.

The new film about Mark Zuckerberg is dramatic, well-constructed, and lots of fun.

It is in every respect a well constructed work, with substantial locks, culverts and viaducts.

In contrast with this well-constructed program comes one from an Illinois club which shows a certain confusion.

His earlier book, "Dubliners," contained several well-constructed stories, several sketches rather lacking in form.

It was a log-house—such as are met with in the western states of America—and well constructed.

At sunset we arrived at Lisala, which is a large military training camp, well constructed and managed.

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