choice

Definition for choice

adjective as in excellent; superior

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best, excellent, preferred, prime, superior

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10, elect, elite, exclusive, fine, nice, prize, special, valuable, winner

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24-karat, A-1, exceptional, exquisite, first-class, hand-picked, popular, precious, preferential, rare, select, solid-gold, top-drawer, uncommon, unusual

noun as in power to select; selection

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alternative, decision, distinction, election, favorite, finding, judgment, opportunity, option, pick, preference, variety, vote

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appraisal, cull, determination, discretion, discrimination, druthers, evaluation, extract, rating, say, substitute, verdict, volition, weakness

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choosing, cup of tea, free will

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Microsoft said the new system would "offer more flexibility, choice, and value to all players".

From BBC

Additionally, some propose reducing required insurance coverage services to lower costs and increase consumer choice flexibility.

From Los Angeles Times

"We are forced to continue our fishing activity, because we have no other choice," he says.

From BBC

"I don't think Usman will have a choice. I think Khabib will have taken him back to the mountains in Dagestan after that first fight and absolutely put him through the ringer," he said.

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There will be some, reading this, who will disagree, perhaps sharply, about the choices the Alhashemis have made in recent years.

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