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for choice

for choice adjective: having a nondecisive advantage; slightly winning.

Adjective

for choice

  1. having a nondecisive advantage; slightly winning
    • White is for choice due to his development and space advantage, but the weakened white king position gives Black some counterplay.2014, Larry Kaufmann, Sabotage the Grunfeld!

Questions about for choice

What does for choice mean?
For choice means having a nondecisive advantage; slightly winning.
What part of speech is for choice?
For choice is an adjective.

Words near for choice in the dictionary

  1. for better, for worse
  2. for Britain
  3. for cause
  4. for certain
  5. for cheap
  6. for choice
  7. for chrissake
  8. for chrissakes
  9. for Christ's sake
  10. for Christsakes
  11. for cripes sake

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