well-received

adjective

1. having been greeted or reviewed with approval

   his well-received books

Example Sentences

The other four musicians have been playing together as Das Koolies since 2019, releasing two well-received albums.

From BBC

Jamie Bernstein, whose interview on “Everything Fab Four” in 2024 was one of our most well-received ever, will be a special guest.

From Salon

He wrote, directed and appeared in the well-received independent rom-com The Last Big Attraction, and produced the 2010 drama Virginia starring Jennifer Connelly and Ed Harris.

From BBC

"The idea… is a pretty well-received narrative, especially in academic circles, in Mexico and in Latin America in general," says Dr Chaguaceda of the Nato expansion argument.

From BBC

Patterson, a veteran of several TV series including “Frasier” and the well-received 2021 version of “The Wonder Years,” says the actors were able to bring a huge amount of complexity to characters that fans have grown to love for 27 years.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• attractive 
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• fashionable 
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