well-played

adjective

1. (of a piece of music, game, etc) skilfully or pleasingly executed

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.

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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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