Choice
Way
Way noun - The power, right, or opportunity to choose.
Usage example: have it your way
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| good | good choice | good way |
| best | best choice | best way |
| better | better choice | better way |
| similar | similar choice | similar way |
| Other adjectives: usual, common, right, certain, correct, obvious, popular, effective, real, hard, great, wrong, bad, interesting, easy, new, possible, worst, odd, strange, different. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Does Louis actually have no choice or way of stopping the events that lead to disaster or does he claim passivity to manipulate others or because he's afraid to take responsibility for the fact that he could have done something and didn't?
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Take a Third Option: Given the choice "be sacrificed to the volcano or be killed when the volcano erupts and kills everyone", Lythande figures out a way to feed the volcano a different "virgin" - a magic candle shaped like a woman.
Source: Literature / Lythande -
And just like them, the character you care about exits the story either way (though for once, she has a chance of not exiting in a body bag.) Interestingly in Rome, the choice is even more difficult.
Source: Sadistic Choice / Video Games
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