well-taken

[ wel-tey-kuhn ]

adjective

1. soundly logical; worthy of consideration:

   Her advice is well-taken.

Word History and Origins

Origin of well-taken¹

First recorded in 1755–65

Example Sentences

The Nigerian has been great all season and scored a lovely, well-taken goal against Southampton.

From BBC

Another well-taken pen into the bottom corner.

From BBC

It was his header from a very well-taken corner that provided the opening for Noni Madueke to score.

From BBC

White swept home the second in the 52nd and Havertz added the third just five minutes later with a well-taken goal after being teed up by a perfect throughball from Martin Odegaard.

From Seattle Times

Newcastle's Alexander Isak took complete advantage of Tottenham's failings with two well-taken goals, and with a bit of luck the Sweden international might have had a third.

From BBC