well-done

[wel-duhn] / ˈwɛlˈdʌn /

ADJECTIVE

crusty

Synonyms

STRONGEST

crisp crispy

WEAK

crunchy friable hard short well-baked

Antonyms

WEAK

cheerful flexible happy nice pleasant pliable pliant soft soggy

ADJECTIVE

impressive

Synonyms

STRONGEST

dramatic exciting extraordinary important imposing intense massive monumental notable profound remarkable splendid superb thrilling

WEAK

absorbing affecting arresting august awe-inspiring consequential cool deep effective eloquent excited forcible grand impassioned inspiring lavish luxurious majestic momentous moving noble penetrating prime rousing stately stirring striking sumptuous touching towering vital

Antonyms

STRONGEST

common commonplace insignificant little mild moderate normal ordinary poor small trivial unexciting unimportant unimposing unimpressive unremarkable usual

WEAK

inconsequential ineffective weak

Example Sentences

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I hope the current producers likewise find ways to monetize Kail’s production, because what is Broadway for if not a “Sweeney” that, however rare, is this well-done?

From New York Times

Now, he’ll occasionally order one — well-done, of course — because the odds of dangerous contamination have been lowered dramatically.

From Seattle Times

“Forget two studies, forget well-done studies, forget randomized trials,” Hoffman said of the FDA’s increasing use of the expedited approvals.

From Los Angeles Times

But, “there is not a huge difference between a 100-year-old and a well-done starter. It’s really what you do with that starter,” Kindell says.

From Seattle Times

The image staring back at her doesn’t clown her or give her props on a life well-done.

From Washington Post

well-done

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