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• a  conforming to the rules of grammar or usage accepted by native speakers

• They come in almost infinite variety: complete and otherwise well-formed babies may be joined at the back of the head, down the side, or at the buttocks; grotesquely malformed .
• Swinton managed six witty, well-formed remarks in her minute or so on stage.
• The individual conscience must always be followed, but the individual must make an effort to have a well-formed conscience.

• grammatical

• ungrammatical

News & Articles

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• Bernard Cooke remembered as visionary educator, inspiring theologian
  Bernard Cooke, an educator who foresaw the need for well-formed lay theologians, died May 31 in San Antonio. He was 91.
  June 22, 2013 - National Catholic Reporter

Quotes

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• Mikhail Saakashvili in San Francisco Chronicle
  I believe there are many aspects that need to be criticized, this is still a country in transition, this is still not a full-fledged, very well-formed, crystalized society, we still have lots of things to do,said Saakashvili, who has touches...
• Paul Allender in Kansas City Star
  This time around, the band is so well-formed that when we played London, we said to ourselves that there is no way at all that the English press can run our names down,says Allender. "And when we read (the reviews) they all said it was the...
• Sam Brownback in San Diego Union Tribune
  I have said in the past that I would like a nominee with a proven track record on important issues to all Americans and whose judicial philosophy is well-formed,said Sen. Sam Brownback, R-Kan., one of Congress' most fervent anti-abortion...