well-situated
Britishadjective
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having a good position or site
a well-situated airport
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in a good position or situation to carry something out
he was well situated as president
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having sufficient funds; well-off
Example Sentences
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David Tanner, who directs AWS’s regional operations in northeast Oregon, said his area is well-situated to do something similar out West, with existing fiber-optic infrastructure to connect the Bay Area, Portland and Seattle.
Someone from “that crowd of also-rans” will be “well-situated if the crown falls.”
From Washington Times
Philanthropy experts recommend giving to experienced organizations that are well-situated to respond to a specific disaster.
From Seattle Times
The bluff-perched town is well-situated for exploring the region’s outdoor adventure, wildflower hikes and good grub.
From Seattle Times
The bluff-perched town has experienced a boom in population, services and products — and is well-situated for exploring the region’s outdoor adventure, wildflower hikes and good grub.
From Seattle Times
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