Choice and Tendency

Choice

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

Usage example: you have no choice: you have to go to the conference

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

Nearby Word: choicely

Tendency noun - An established pattern of behavior.

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Choice and tendency are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Choice" instead a noun "Tendency".

good	good choice	good tendency
particular	particular choice	particular tendency
similar	similar choice	similar tendency
usual	usual choice	usual tendency
Other adjectives: common, natural, right, certain, real, great, unfortunate, evil, little, bad, terrible, interesting, new, unusual, odd, strange.

Microsoft's decision to give window borders a glass look in Windows Vista and 7 may seem like a rather random choice made only because it would look flashy, akin to Apple's infamous tendency to give its interfaces looks based on materials like chrome, leather, etc.

Source: Fridge Brilliance
The 'bad' choice has a tendency to provide better rewards.

Source: Evil Pays Better
It is quite uncertain how he achieved those scars because of his tendency to give a Multiple-Choice Past for them.

Source: Scars Are Forever

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