driven well
ˈdrɪvən wɛl
Definition

Definition of driven well - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
skillful executionRareperformed with skill and precisionRare
  • The project was driven well by the team.
expert skillful
2.
efficientRareoperated or controlled efficientlyRare
  • The project was a driven well initiative, completed on time and within budget.
well-managed well-run
3.
motivationRaremotivated and focused on achieving goalsRare
  • She is a driven well student who always excels in her studies.
determined driven motivated
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Expressions with driven

purer than the driven snowadj.
completely innocent or morally spotless
She is purer than the driven snow.
white as driven snowadj.
extremely white like fresh snow
Her dress was white as driven snow.
pure as the drivenadj.
extremely innocent, seen as without guilt or wrongdoing
They believed the teacher was pure as the driven.
battery-drivenadj.
powered by a battery as the energy source
This is a battery-driven toy car.
driven by ambitionadj.
motivated by a strong desire to achieve
She is driven by ambition to succeed in her career.
driven by passionadj.
inspired by intense emotions
His artwork is driven by passion and creativity.

Expressions with well

well doneintj.
expresses approval for someone's achievement or effort
Well done on passing your exams!
pretty welladv.
to a moderately high degree
She managed to complete the task pretty well despite the distractions.
gels wellv.
come together smoothly and work well with others
They really gels well as a team during the project.
mesh wellv.
work well together
The team members mesh well on projects.
didn't go wellexp.
fail to achieve success or desired result in an event
The meeting didn't go well because no decisions were made.
just as welladv.
literally in the same good way
He can sing just as well as she can.
money well spentadj.
used to describe money that brings good value
The new laptop was money well spent.
well worth itadj.
very valuable or beneficial, deserving the effort or cost
The long hike was well worth it for the view.
work out wellv.
end successfully or as planned
The project will work out well if we follow the schedule.
come off too wellv.
seem more favorable than intended
The politician came off too well in the debate.

Terms related to driven well

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driveaccomplishedadeptagilecompetentdexterousmasterfulnimbleproficientcapableeffectiveorganized

Examples of driven well in a sentence

  • The campaign was driven well, resulting in success.
  • The driven well team exceeded all expectations.
  • Their driven well approach impressed the stakeholders.
  • He is a driven well athlete with numerous awards.
  • The driven well team achieved all their targets.

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  1. French:mené avec brio, bien mené, ...
  2. German:geschickt, effizient betrieben, ...
  3. Italian:ben condotto, efficiente, ...
  4. Spanish:ejecutado hábilmente, eficiente, ...
  5. Portuguese:bem executado, bem gerido, ...
  6. Chinese:熟练的, 管理良好, ...
  7. Japanese:巧みに行われた, 効率的に運営されている, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتقَن, مُنَظَّم, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְנוּהָל בְּמִיּוּמָנוּת, יָעִיל, ...
  10. Russian:умело выполненный, эффективно управляемый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:добре керований, ефективно керований, ...
  12. Hindi:कुशलता से संचालित, संचालित, ...
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