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choose
verb as in pick, select
Strongest matches
accept, adopt, appoint, cast, designate, determine, elect, embrace, favor, judge, love, name, prefer, single out, take, want
Strong matches
co-opt, crave, cull, desire, espouse, excerpt, extract, fancy, finger, glean, predestine, separate, slot, sort, tag, tap, weigh, will, winnow, wish
Weak matches
call for, commit oneself, decide on, discriminate between, draw lots, feel disposed to, fix on, make choice, make decision, make up one's mind, opt for, see fit, set aside, settle upon, sift out, tab, take up, wish for
Example Sentences
A harsher critic might argue that your friend’s relative could have chosen a cheaper car, and bought a vehicle within his budget — without asking a friend to cosign his loan.
Members of other groups "shouldn't be made to choose" between their membership and "our new party", Sultana said.
Some retirees choose to move in an effort to save money and prioritize cost of living, while others want a new adventure in this next chapter of their lives.
Nearly all people have more than 10 Medicare Advantage plans to choose from, as well as multiple Part D prescription drug and Medigap supplemental plans to choose from if they opt for traditional Medicare.
Because of limitations in national enrollment data, the study couldn’t account for scholarships, making it hard to determine whether the California students were choosing out-of-state options because of financial aid incentives.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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