well-ad|vised

well-ad|vised
well-ad|vised «WEHL ad VYZD», adj
1. prudent; careful; doing the wise or proper thing: »

The inventor was no doubt well-advised in patenting his invention.

2. based on wise counsel or careful consideration: »

well-advised plans, a well-advised silence.


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