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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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A very well-reviewed restaurant.
My friend owns a very well-reviewed restaurant.
Is 'well-reviewed' the correct term if I'm talking about a restaurant that food critics have liked and reviewed(?) well?
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anonymousIs 'well-reviewed' the correct term if I'm talking about a restaurant that food critics have liked and reviewed(?) well?
I prefer "highly recommended".
If you really want the "reviewed" part, then "enthusiastically reviewed" is OK.
"well reviewed" suggests, to me at least, a large number of reviews, not necessarily all positive.
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