0 having a lot of knowledge or information about a particular subject or things in general: --
1 having a lot of knowledge: --
The book is richly textured, well-informed and discusses a wide variety of religious, sociological and anthropological concepts in accessible prose.
Why then would well-informed rivals fail to find a settlement that both prefer to war?
Where private information exists, however, investors may be able to generate returns above a passive benchmark by hiring well-informed active managers.
The procedure and in particular the rapid assessment should enable timely and well-informed decisions avoiding budgetary failures and misuse of public resources.
Disagreement among well-informed jurists over relatively simple cases is the norm, not the exception.
It is for the cognoscenti who already know much of the story, not for the less well-informed.
Each essay offers subtle and well-informed readings, with just slight waverings here and there.
This is a reflection of the manner in which this well-informed man internalised and rationalised the events he had lived through.
