Choose
Choose verb - To decide to accept (someone or something) from a group of possibilities.
Fall in love with and choose are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fall in love with" instead a verb "Choose".
Fall in love with
Choose and fall in love with are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Choose" instead a verb "Fall in love with".
Related pairs
- love and choose
- love and fall in love with
- desire and choose
- desire and fall in love with
- fancy and choose
- fancy and fall in love with
- like and choose
- like and fall in love with
- favour and choose
- favour and fall in love with
- prefer and choose
- prefer and fall in love with
- long for and choose
- long for and fall in love with
Both terms in one sentence
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In Only Ever Yours by Louise O'Neill, freida sleeps with Darwin thinking it will make him fall in love with her and choose her as his "companion." This leads to disaster for all involved.
Source: Be a Whore to Get Your Man -
In Valkyria Chronicles III, both Imca and Riela eventually fall in love with Kurt; the player gets to choose which one of them gets the guy.
Source: Love Triangle -
Chick Magnet: Granted, it is an H-game, but all the main girls will fall in love with Kenichi by the end of the game no matter which one you choose.
Source: Visual Novel / Sharin No Kuni
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