well-found
Americanadjective
adjective
Etymology
Origin of well-found
1300–50 for earlier sense “welcome”; Middle English
Example Sentences
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A 24-hour security staff provides peace of mind, just part of the care and maintenance support that typifies a well-found small town.
From Time Magazine Archive
By the time he had put in a year's work rebuilding the Spray into a staunch, well-found craft, he was ready to put to sea.
From Time Magazine Archive
You can cruise and/or fish in a standard, well-found boat that will cost you about $155,000.
From Time Magazine Archive
He feels about the plane the same mixture of total freedom and fortress security that sailors have about a well-found cruising sailboat.
From Time Magazine Archive
The Bunting could not be said to be a very well-found ship, as far as the officers’ mess was concerned.
From Harry Milvaine The Wanderings of a Wayward Boy by Stables, Gordon
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