opt

IPA: ˈɑpt

(linguistics) Abbreviation of Old Portuguese. [Synonym of Old Galician-Portuguese]
Alternative form of oPt
Initialism of occupied Palestinian territories.

Examples of "opt" in Sentences

The men opt for the prize fights.
The jury opted for the death penalty.
The prosecutor opted to retry the case.
I opt for the bulky title over the inaccurate one.
To opt out of this arrangement is just unfathomable.
Seeking a user's prior consent is known as an "opt in."
Decorum and politesse dictate that you opt for the flush.
The City of Portland has opted to leave the sidewalk intact.
I opt for the simplicity of demarcating the eras by time era.
For them, to opt out of this arrangement is just unfathomable.
I have opted for substituting 'cosmogony' for 'myth' in the title.
Instead of lighting a candle inside your pumpkin opt for a Scentsy candle!
That's why atheists like Weinberg and Susskind and Rees and Koonin opt for it.
Lofgren called this "a counterintuitive and misleading definition of the term 'opt out.'"
She claims that these clients were called "opt out" clients and allowed to negotiate currency prices, often by phone, with the bank.
“The term opt-out refers to several methods by which individuals can avoid receiving unsolicited product or service information,” says the Wikipedia.
As a precedent-setting regulation, addition of a virtual label opt in could provide flexibility and cost savings for manufacturers, as well as help retailers avoid the big cardboard box or bubble pack.