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choice
adjective as in excellent; superior
Weak matches
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
Strong matches
appraisal, cull, determination, discretion, discrimination, druthers, evaluation, extract, rating, say, substitute, verdict, volition, weakness
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Example Sentences
Plaid faces a challenge in how they convince voters on the left to switch to them in an election fought with a new voting system designed to give people more choice.
While the 22-year-old says he is still receiving the same level of support from his department, he has found that access to study spaces and module choices has been affected.
Kidnapping, as a hard-and-fast rule, is never a wise choice.
The only moral on offer is that some men just can’t stop making bad choices.
The Democrats prefer to keep funneling billions of taxpayer dollars to insurance companies while the American people get less choice, smaller provider networks, poorer outcomes, higher insurance premiums, higher copayments and higher deductibles.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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