well-received

adjective

1. having been greeted or reviewed with approval

   his well-received books

Example Sentences

That first visit as King proved to be a diplomatic success, with the King making a well-received speech to the German Bundestag in Berlin, where he spoke about the importance of Germany's efforts in supporting Ukraine after the invasion by Russia.

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But she’s become a talent to watch in the U.S. thanks to a string of television roles and a well-received turn as the co-creator and star of the hit Aussie rom-com series “Colin From Accounts,” which gained an American following when it became available to stream on Paramount+.

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The Suns hired the marketing team behind American internet celebrity IShowSpeed's well-received China streaming tour.

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The move has been well-received by consumer groups, with Which? policy boss Rocio Concha calling it "an important step".

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

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Related Words

• attractive 
• beloved 
• famous 
• fashionable 
• favored 
• prominent 
• suitable 
• trendy