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well-chosen

[wel-choh-zuhn] / ˈwɛlˈtʃoʊ zən /




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A well-chosen pair of socks isn’t a thoughtless gift.

From The Wall Street Journal

Friedkin’s is spare and no-nonsense, ratcheting up the tension through well-chosen angles, lacerating cuts and performances that make vivid impressions even when allotted scant screen time.

From New York Times

A handful of well-chosen words — and I felt soothed, even touched by his positivity, which included, with that question mark at the end of his sentence, a hint of inclusiveness.

From New York Times

Its well-chosen symbols are hilariously, self-consciously, deliciously lame.

From Washington Post

Rooms for children could be played up with string lights, mobiles and some well-chosen books and toys.

From Seattle Times