choice

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n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Decision between two or more possibilities

You have to make a choice between the two job offers by the end of the week

adj.AdjectiveOf good quality or taste; desirable

Even the wine expert has to agree that this is truly a choice wine

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)A range of options from which one may be selected.

There are many choices available on the menu.

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)The power, right, or liberty to choose.

Everyone has the choice to express their opinion.

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choice? Try being a professional athlete or solve the world’s greatest problems. But
choice? Try being a professional athlete or solve the world’s greatest problems. But

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materials and all sculptures should be molded and then cast in your material of choice.
materials and all sculptures should be molded and then cast in your material of choice.

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store fat there's no choice but he has no choice
store fat there's no choice but he has no choice
happened to burn stored fat for energy now if you had a choice which one of
happened to burn stored fat for energy now if you had a choice which one of

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Quiet quitting is referring to a situation where employees are making a choice to not necessarily go above and beyond what they're being asked to do.
Quiet quitting is referring to a situation where employees are making a choice to not necessarily go above and beyond what they're being asked to do.

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You want to have kids that's fine I need you to respect my life choice not to have kids.
You want to have kids that's fine I need you to respect my life choice not to have kids.

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Now in fairness, that's because they were working instead of taking their vacation time, and typically not by choice.
Now in fairness, that's because they were working instead of taking their vacation time, and typically not by choice.