Choice and Taking on

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Choice noun - The power, right, or opportunity to choose.

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Taking on and choice are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Taking on" instead a noun "Choice".

Nearby Word: choicely

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Choice and taking on are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Choice" instead a noun phrase "Taking on".

The Baterra from BIONICLE could shapeshift into anything, including trees and rocks, but avoided taking on the shapes of other people out of choice.

Source: Transforming Mecha
A rare case of this applying to a villain's plan: If Clara hadn't made the unexpected choice of taking on the death sentence herself, no one but the Doctor would have been hurt.

Source: Recap / Doctor Who S 35 E 10 Face The Raven
This choice, however, came with a price: taking on Murasame, the blade of life.

Source: Manga / Hakkenden Touhou Hakken Ibun

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