Definition of: choice

(chois) noun
1. The act, fact, power, or privilege of choosing; selection.
2. One who or that which is chosen or to be chosen; preference.
3. A number or a variety from which to choose; also, an alternative.
4. The power to prefer or select.
5. The right or privilege to choose; option.
6. The best part. See synonyms, under ALTERNATIVE.
—adjective choic·er, choic·est
1. Meriting, preference; select; elegant; excellent; also, precious.
2. Dainty; fastidious.
3. Dial. Careful of; fond of. [<OF choisir choose]
—choice′ly adverb
—choice′ness noun Synonyms (adj.): cherished, chosen, costly, dainty, elegant, excellent, exquisite, nice, picked, precious, rare, select. See EXCELLENT. Antonyms: cheap, common, inferior, mean, ordinary, poor, valueless, worthless.