Definitions

choice

[chois] / tʃɔɪs /

ADJECTIVE

excellent; superior

Synonyms

STRONGEST

best excellent preferred prime superior

STRONG

10 elect elite exclusive fine nice prize special valuable winner

WEAK

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

Antonyms

STRONG

bad common ordinary poor unimportant unrefined worst

WEAK

inferior

NOUN

power to select; selection

Synonyms

STRONGEST

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

STRONG

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

WEAK

choosing cup of tea free will

Antonyms

STRONGEST

hate indecision rejection

Example Sentences

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But the union said it had been left with no choice because it had not received a credible offer from the government.

From BBC

If you have the privilege of choice, do what you love.

From The Wall Street Journal

In his speech, Sir Keir defended the Budget as making "necessary" and "fair choices".

From BBC

But for a journalist, being recruited by the New York Times is like being drafted: You don’t have much choice but to go.

From Los Angeles Times

Reeves called that news conference because she wanted to prepare the ground for a big Budget full of difficult choices.

From BBC