choice // noun, adjective

■ noun [sing; U]

the number or range of things that you can choose from:

We are now able to offer our customers an even greater choice of products.

There wasn't much choice of colour.

⇨ SELECTION (3)

an extensive/ a good/great/huge/large/wide choice

◆ a limited/restricted choice

IDIOMS

of choice (for sb/sth) (used after a noun)

that is chosen by a particular group of people or for a particular purpose:

It's the software of choice for business use.

of your choice

that you have chosen:

Passengers can enjoy the movie of their choice on their personal screen.

■ adjective [only before noun]

(used especially about food) of very good quality:

choice farm-fresh produce

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