Pronunciation: /wɛl-θɔt-ʌv/
adjective a term used to describe someone or something that is highly regarded or respected by others
A1 She is a well-thought-of student in her class.
A2 The restaurant is well-thought-of by locals for its delicious food.
B1 The company is well-thought-of in the industry for its ethical business practices.
B2 The author is well-thought-of by literary critics for her insightful writing.
C1 The scientist is well-thought-of in the scientific community for his groundbreaking research.
C2 The artist is well-thought-of internationally for his innovative and thought-provoking work.
formal The well-thought-of professor received a prestigious award for his research.
informal She's the most well-thought-of student in our class because of her excellent grades.
slang He's pretty well-thought-of in the music industry for his unique sound.
figurative The well-thought-of idea sparked a revolution in the way we approach problem-solving.
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