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Definition of well-informed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
knowledgeablehaving a lot of knowledge about current topics
- She is well-informed about global environmental issues.
2.
general knowledgehaving accurate knowledge about many subjects
- She is well-informed about world politics.
3.
specific knowledgeRare possessing reliable information on a specific topicRare
- He is well-informed about climate change issues.
Origin of well-informed
Old English, wel (well) + infōrmed (informed)
Terms with well-informed included in their meaning
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informed concern
concern about and well-informed interest in a particular situation or development
well-informed
based on sound knowledge or reasoning
general awareness
well-educated and informed about many topics
well-informed
informed about the latest developments
preparedness
be well-informed and prepared
practical knowledge
shrewd and well-informed in practical matters
informed
alert and well-informed
in the know
well-informed and savvy
Examples of well-informed in a sentence
A well-informed electorate is crucial for a healthy democracy. The well-informed teacher answered all the students' questions. She is well-informed about the latest tech trends. The journalist was well-informed on the political situation.
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- French:bien informé, averti, ...
- German:gut informiert, sachkundig, ...
- Italian:ben informato, informato, ...
- Spanish:conocedor, culto, ...
- Portuguese:bem-informado, bem informado, ...
- Chinese:见多识广, 见多识广的, ...
- Japanese:よく知っている, 博識な, ...
- Arabic:واسِعُ الِاطِّلاع, وَاسِع الْمَعْرِفَة, ...
- Hebrew:מְעוּדְכָּן, בָּקִיא, ...
- Russian:хорошо осведомленный, информированный, ...
- Ukrainian:добре поінформований, інформований, ...
- Hindi:जानकार, सूचित, ...
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