Another word for choice
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Another word for choice
Noun
The act or power of choosing
A variety from which to choose
That which is chosen
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- Selection implies a wide choice and the exercise of careful discrimination selections from the modern French poets
- Preference suggests the determining of choice by predisposition or partiality a preference for striped ties
- Alternative , in strict usage, limits a choice to one of two possibilities the alternative of paying a fine or serving 30 days
- Option implies a choice of a number of possibilities, and may suggest the privilege of choosing as granted by a person or group in authority no other options open to me, local option on liquor sales
- Choice implies the chance, right, or power to choose, usually by the free exercise of one's judgment single by choice
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