well-handled

[ wel-han-dld ]

/ ˈwɛlˈhæn dld /

managed, directed, or completed with efficiency: a well-handled political campaign.

treated with taste, discretion, etc.: a delicate but well-handled subject.

having been handled or used much: a sale of well-handled goods.

Origin of well-handled

First recorded in 1470–80

Say what you will about the politics of it—unwise, and not well-handled—it was the gutsy thing to do.

The Right Stifles Debate |Christopher Buckley |March 19, 2010 |DAILY BEAST
Kyral's caravan, in spite of Cuinn's cursing, was well-managed and well-handled.

The Door Through Space |Marion Zimmer Bradley
He quartered the meadow section by section, closely and methodically as a well-handled setter.

Neighbors Unknown |Charles G. D. Roberts
Once more the success of well-handled dilatory tactics was evident; for Mrs. Hotchkiss-Harger suddenly burst into tears.

Sube Cane |Edward Bellamy Partridge

The Plantagenet force worked together and was one well-handled command.

Poitiers |Hilaire Belloc
Only a sort of fascination which never failed at the sight of a sled, and a powerful train of well-handled dogs.

The Heart of Unaga |Ridgwell Cullum

well-handled

having been managed successfully a well-handled merger

operated or employed skillfully a well-handled vehicle