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well-played
adjective
- (of a piece of music, game, etc) skilfully or pleasingly executed
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Example Sentences
Annie Lee Cooper, well played by Winfrey, is shown trying but failing to register to vote.
From The Daily Beast
Caroline affects a sort of distraction sufficiently well played to induce the belief that she is not listening.
From Project Gutenberg
Between ourselves the cut was a fluke, but the half-volley was a genuine well-played hit, which deserved the applause it got.
From Project Gutenberg
I suppose I'll have to take you, but the pony's pretty well played out and so am I. Here, give me your hand.
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Constans felt his face flush hotly as he noted the contempt implied in his enemy's well-played indifference.
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The organ—well played by Mr. Henry P. Keens—is small; but, like the church itself, temporary.
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