Decide and Pick

Decide

Decide verb - To come to a judgment about after discussion or consideration.

Usage example: they decided to go out for pizza after the movie was over

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Pick and decide are semantically related in comparison topic. In some cases you can use "Pick" instead a verb "Decide", when it comes to topics like choose, settle an issue.

Nearby Words: decisive, decision, deciding, decider

Pick

Pick verb - To catch or collect (a crop or natural resource) for human use.

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Decide and pick are semantically related in choose topic. Sometimes you can use "Decide" instead a verb "Pick".

Nearby Words: pickle, picky, picked, picket, pickup

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Common collocations

character	decide character	pick character
word	decide word	pick word
place	decide place	pick place
faction	decide faction	pick faction
Other words: time, path, way, game, fight, cards, side, gender.

Both words in one sentence

Reverse Psychology: Progue can't decide which side to pick until you choose the Forest, which makes him fight for the City, and realize that's what you both knew is right in your heart.

Source: Video Game / Blue Lacuna
No matter what you pick, you must move a slider to decide how many hours or half-hours you'd like to work on this game/machine.

Source: Video Game / Dr. Health'nstein's Body Fun
The Ruins: Two girls decide it is a good idea to pick up and move a man who has just fallen 20+ feet and says he can't feel his legs.

Source: Sickening "Crunch!"

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