choice
noun
[ tʃɔɪs ]
• an act of choosing between two or more possibilities.
• "the choice between good and evil"
choice
adjective
• (especially of food) of very good quality.
• "he picked some choice early plums"
Similar:
superior,
first-class,
first-rate,
prime,
premier,
grade A,
best,
finest,
excellent,
select,
quality,
high-quality,
top,
top-quality,
high-grade,
of the first water,
prize,
special,
exclusive,
hand-picked,
carefully chosen,
vintage,
fine,
top of the range,
top of the line,
par excellence,
tip-top,
A1,
top-notch,
plum,
well chosen,
well put,
well expressed,
appropriate,
apposite,
apt,
fit,
felicitous,
• (of words or language) rude and abusive.
• "he had a few choice words at his command"
Origin:
Middle English: from Old French chois, from choisir ‘choose’, of Germanic origin and related to choose.
