well-judged
Britishadjective
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The visitors struggled to 80-4 in the 12th over but Michael Jones made 55 off 39 balls, including a six through the rear window of a vehicle in the car park, and Josh Bohannon a well-judged 31.
From BBC
"Circles felt like a very well-judged, well-curated farewell to a special talent."
From BBC
Individual polished skills and well-judged decisions quickly accumulate into an torrent and it takes a better team than Argentina to avoid being blasted off their path.
From BBC
Things seem to be going swimmingly for White in this Rossolimo Sicilian, as a well-judged exchange sacrifice with 14.
From Washington Times
Alcaraz demonstrated his ability on grass with a well-judged drop shot, a deft volley at the net, a thumping forehand winner and a huge ace as he wrapped up the first set in style.
From BBC
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