Course of action
Course of action noun - A mode of action.
Solution and course of action are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Solution" instead a noun phrase "Course of action".
Solution
Solution noun - Something attained by mental effort and especially by computation.
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Synonyms for Solution
Course of action and solution are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Course of action" instead a noun "Solution".
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Adaptational Heroism: Somewhat with Lance's solution to the Electrode-powered generator; in the games, he decides that the best course of action is to knock them all out.
Source: Anime / Pokémon Generations - A subcategory of False Dichotomy, the Perfect Solution Fallacy is arguing that a course of action is no good because it isn't perfect.
Source: Perfect Solution Fallacy -
Often the ethical dilemmas would boil down to Jimmy stating the morally correct course of action, Eugene giving the legal solution and Bobby trying to decide between them.
Source: Series / The Practice
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