Choice
Choice adjective - Having qualities that appeal to a refined taste.
Usage example: choice chocolates for which chocolate lovers are willing to pay extra
Nearby Word: choicely
Ordinary
Ordinary adjective - Of average to below average quality.
Usage example: the pizza at that restaurant is just ordinary—it's nothing to write home about
Both words in one sentence
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As Sun is about to to start torturing Bond, he notes that genital mutilation is effective, but too ordinary of a choice, and goes for a spike in the ear instead.
Source: Literature / Colonel Sun - Before Sun, a noted Torture Technician, starts his work on Bond, he notes that genital mutilation is an effective, but too ordinary of a choice, and goes for a spike in the ear instead.
Source: Groin Attack / Literature -
It may be classed as the good choice simply because there are far fewer conduits than ordinary people.
Source: Video Game / inFAMOUS 2
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