Modifies a noun

• semantics: However, most visual languages lack a well-defined formal semantics.

• ridge: There was only one line, which was along the well-defined ridge itself.

• boundary: The Internet has no geographic location and no well-defined boundaries.

• interface: Every object has one or more well-defined interfaces at which it provides services.

• meaning: In both integrations a common semantic model is used in order to given specifications in the language a well-defined meaning.

• path: Beyond the gate at the end of the road is a well-defined path leading to the Thames.

Modifying Another Word

• sufficiently: First, the events causing or triggering insured losses must be sufficiently well-defined.

• reasonably: Overall, it was found that tire noise increases with speed in a reasonably well-defined manner.

• relatively: Such fields often have a relatively well-defined terminology, which is sometimes even codified, and given official recognition by professional bodies.

• fairly: However, 3 or 4 streams were found running off the grit and sinking at the bottom of large shakeholes into fairly well-defined sinks.

• not: Structured tasks will be designed to test whether or not well-defined learning goals have been achieved.

• very: The outline of the girl is still very well-defined.