well-rehearsed

adjective

1. (of a play, speech, excuse, etc) sufficiently practised or prepared in advance to ensure a good performance

Example Sentences

Apartment safety teams will follow their well-rehearsed plans to ensure evacuation.

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“Oftentimes,” Dowd writes, “famous people are just giving you a well-rehearsed riff that they’ve given thousands of times before. But sometimes, you can lead them to some weird subject that gets them off script. And occasionally, they’ll simply surprise you.”

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We were in the Oval Office as part of Ukrainian media pool, witnessing the well-rehearsed formalities and about half an hour of polite talk.

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A gang of usually three women act out a well-rehearsed script in Cantonese for an audience of one - the unsuspecting victim.

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Kamala Harris entered the debate very focused and prepared, and it’s likely many of her answers were well-rehearsed beforehand.

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