well-executed

[wel ek-si-kyoot-id]

adjective

1. performed or carried out in a way that is skillful, graceful, efficient, etc.

Example Sentences

The beauty of a well-executed double play —

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The production is excellent, with well-executed set pieces — the plane crash, a tug-of-war between a helicopter and a giant bus, a fight on a train, a fight on a dam.

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“The movie tried to present the story in a certain way, but it didn’t feel well-executed. There were parts I didn’t quite understand,” she said.

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With the final play of the first half, centre Ngwevu finished from close range, which initially came from a maul that included the entire South Africa team, summing up their simple but well-executed gameplan.

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The idea isn't new: Bollywood has long explored north-south cultural clashes through romcoms, and in a multilingual country, well-executed cross-cultural romances can be a hit.

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