ppl. a. Obs. Having a good polity or government.
1647. Cotterell, Davila’s Hist. Fr., I. 4. Well policied Government.
1662. Petty, Taxes, 19. This, I conceive, were the worst of Taxes in a well policyed State.
1768–74. Tucker, Lt. Nat. (1834), II. 11. In every well-policied kingdom.
