well-received

adjective

1. having been greeted or reviewed with approval

   his well-received books

Example Sentences

The well-received third-quarter earnings report from late Monday comes against the backdrop of Paramount’s pursuit of rival Warner Bros.

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The auctions on Wednesday and Thursday offer a near-term gauge of investor demand for long-dated maturities in the current environment, and should end up being well-received, according to strategists at BMO Capital Markets.

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Treasury auctions already held during the shutdown have produced varying results, with some being well-received and others coming in mixed.

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“The guidance is usually given at the call but at first glance we think these results will be well-received,” analysts Hugo Cruz and Ben Maher write.

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When casting for “Delicate,” which is based on the novel “Delicate Condition,” written by Danielle Valentine — the rights for which were optioned by Murphy before the thing was even released — the series creator was inspired to bring on Kardashian after being “impressed with her well-received” hosting gig on “Saturday Night Live” in 2021, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

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