well-judged

adjective

1. showing careful consideration or skill

Example Sentences

Individual polished skills and well-judged decisions quickly accumulate into an torrent and it takes a better team than Argentina to avoid being blasted off their path.

From BBC

Things seem to be going swimmingly for White in this Rossolimo Sicilian, as a well-judged exchange sacrifice with 14.

From Washington Times

Alcaraz demonstrated his ability on grass with a well-judged drop shot, a deft volley at the net, a thumping forehand winner and a huge ace as he wrapped up the first set in style.

From BBC

Apparently, the answer is yes: Working from a well-judged script by first-time screenwriter Alex Convery and enlisting a superb cast of appealing ensemble players, Affleck has created something that Hollywood has seemed incapable of making in recent years: a smart, entertaining movie that, for all its foregone conclusions and familiar beats, unfolds with the offhand confidence of the most casually impressive layup.

From Washington Post

What struck me even more vividly in this well-judged and timely revival is the quick path hysteria has always burned through the American spirit if fanned by media, politicians and prejudice of any kind.

From New York Times

Related Words

• astute
• careful
• cautious
• circumspect
• considerate
• expedient
• prudent
• rational
• reasonable
• sane
• sensible
• shrewd
• skillful
• sober
• thorough