well-prepared
Britishadjective
Example Sentences
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His effort to thoroughly absorb reading material and desire to understand issues before he speaks about them means he’s often well-prepared.
From Los Angeles Times
“The world is changing rapidly and Rheinmetall is well-prepared,” the CEO noted.
From MarketWatch
"If the past repeats itself, Japan is super well-prepared," Koppenborg says.
From BBC
She described the thieves as seemingly being "experienced" with a well-prepared plan to flee on scooters.
From BBC
“That has helped her remain popular, along with the fact that people view her as well-prepared, intelligent and honorable.”
From Los Angeles Times
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