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Picked and of choice are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Picked" instead an adjective phrase "Of choice".

Picked adjective - Singled out from a number or group as more to one's liking.

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Of choice and picked are semantically related. You can use "Of choice" instead an adjective "Picked".

Nearby Words: pick, picky, picker, picking

Sakaki's weapon of choice was a plush cat (she didn't really think it through), but at least she picked up a sickle from a fallen opponent later.

Source: Once Killed a Man with a Noodle Implement
In the official DC forums at the time, the writer Peter David mentioned that few readers picked up on the third anvil he dropped, that the enraged Arrowette apparently had no problems at all hurting people with her own weapons of choice during this story.

Source: Anvilicious / Comic Books

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