choose

IPA: tʃˈuz

(obsolete, Northern England, Scotland) The act of choosing; selection.
(obsolete, Northern England, Scotland) The power, right, or privilege of choosing; election.

Examples of "choose" in Sentences

It may be true that we can act as we choose, but can we _choose_?
Customers can choose from a selection of products including olives, cheeses, cold meats and fish.
These being said, you can choose from a variety of upholstery fabrics and acrylic, wood, or steel legs.
For superdelegates, most of whom are active politicians, to choose is to lose the support of either the Obamaniacs or the Hillary-ites in their state or district.
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Beautiful wreathes made of fragrant greens, lights twinkling in a multitude of colors, ornaments glittering, Christmas stockings … you can choose from a variety of unique designs.
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I actually consider these games more interesting than those that only allow the player to do “good”, and while I typically choose to follow the “good” path, I like that I had to actually *choose* to follow it.
Thus, in "I may write if I choose," "may write" is by some classified as in the potential mood, but in reality the phrase _I may write_ is an indicative one while the second clause, _if I choose_, is the expression of a condition upon which, not my liberty to write, depends, but my actual writing.