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of one's choice

of one's choice prepositional phrase: that one has chosen, or wishes to choose.

Prepositional phrase

  1. That one has chosen, or wishes to choose.
    • He got into the university of his choice.

Synonyms of of one's choice

Questions about of one's choice

What does of one's choice mean?
Of one's choice means that one has chosen, or wishes to choose.
What part of speech is of one's choice?
Of one's choice is a prepositional phrase.

Words near of one's choice in the dictionary

  1. of new
  2. of no avail
  3. of note
  4. of old
  5. of one mind
  6. of one's choice
  7. of one's choosing
  8. of one's making
  9. of one's own
  10. of one's own accord
  11. of one's own making

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