well-recorded
/ˌwɛlrɪˈkɔːdɪd/adjective
1Originally: †widely told or narrated (obsolete ). Later: widely or carefully preserved in writing or written accounts; clearly supported by (documentary) evidence; well-attested.
2Designating a high-quality sound recording.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Gower (d. 1408), poet. From well + record + -ed.
- unresisted
- unresistible
- unresisting
- unresistingly
- unresolute
- unresolvable
- unresolve
- unresolved
- unresolvedly
- unresolvedness
- unresolving
- unresounding
- unresourceful
- unrespect
- unrespectable
- unrespected
- unrespectful
- unrespecting
- unrespective
- unrespirable
- unrespited
- unresponding
- unresponsible
- unresponsive
- unresponsively