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thought-out

[thawt-out] / ˈθɔtˈaʊt /






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Probably not in a legitimately thought-out way.

From The Wall Street Journal

Learning all this meant I had to use the blade as it was intended to be used, with certain foods and not others, which led to more thought-out dishes and meals.

From The Wall Street Journal

That she also had the ability to learn from her mistakes and replace a poorly thought-out plan with a better one—well, that, too, should come as no surprise to anyone familiar with the plucky young governess, or with her alma mater, either.

From Literature

The pervasive promotions during Breast Cancer Awareness Month can re-traumatize survivors when they’re not well thought-out, according to Vizzoni.

From The Wall Street Journal

I don’t have a thought-out process, which most people do.

From Los Angeles Times