choice
/tʃɔɪs/
adjective
- Of very good quality; carefully selected.
- She bought a choice piece of fabric for her new dress.
- The garden was filled with choice flowers from around the world.
- The chef used only choice cuts of meat for the steak dinner.
- (US, informal) Excellent; great.
- We had a choice time at the amusement park.
- He told a choice joke that had everyone laughing.
- That was a choice skateboard trick you just landed!
noun
- An act of selecting or deciding between two or more possibilities.
- She had to make a choice between the red dress and the blue one.
- His choice of career surprised his family.
- The restaurant offers a wide choice of desserts.
- The right or ability to choose.
- In a democracy, citizens have the choice to vote for their leaders.
- You have no choice but to finish your homework before going out.
- The company gave employees a choice between a raise and extra vacation days.
- A range of options from which to select.
- The store has a great choice of fresh vegetables.
- There was little choice on the menu for vegetarians.
- We offer a choice of three different meal plans.
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