Another word for choice
choice
n.
The act or power of choosing
option, selection, alternative, free choice, discretion, decision, determination, voice, free will, opportunity, choosing, election, vote, volition, co-optation, preference, expression of an opinion, say so*, druthers*; see also choosing, judgment 2, selection 1.
A variety from which to choose
selection, realm of possibilities, supply, assortment, array, stock, fund, variety.
That which is chosen
selection, preference, alternative, election, substitute, favorite, pick, appointee, chosen one, successful candidate; see also option 1.
choice implies the chance, right, or power to choose, usually by the free exercise of one's judgment single by choice; 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; alternative, in strict usage, limits a choice to one of two possibilities the alternative of paying a fine or serving 30 days; preference suggests the determining of choice by predisposition or partiality a preference for striped ties; selection implies a wide choice and the exercise of careful discrimination selections from the modern French poets
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Another word for choice
The act of choosing:
election, option, preference, selection. See choiceThe power or right of choosing:
alternative, option. See choiceOne that is selected:
chosen, elect, pick, select. See choiceThe superlative or most preferable part of something:
best, cream, crème de la crème, elite, flower, pick, prize1, top. Idioms: cream of the crop, flower of the flock, pick of the bunch (or crop). See better
Of fine quality:
fine1, first-class, prime, select, superior. See betterAppealing to refined taste:
dainty, delicate, elegant, exquisite, fine1. See good, ingestionSingled out in preference:
chosen, elect, exclusive, select. See choice, include
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