wise choice
collocation in Englishmeaningsofwiseandchoice
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wise
adjective
uk/waɪz/us/waɪz/
approving
having or showing the ability to make good judgments, based on a deep understanding and experience ...
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choice
noun
uk/tʃɔɪs/us/tʃɔɪs/
an act or the possibility ...
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(Definition ofwiseandchoicefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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He was awisechoice.
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These countries are reaping the benefits of theirwisechoice.
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But in these matters awisechoiceis everything.
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He has made awisechoicein the imports which he has cut.
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I know that much depends upon making awisechoiceof the people concerned.
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The people have made their choice, and it is awisechoice.
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I must say what he said makes me think that they made a verywisechoice.
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I do not feel called upon to interfere with hiswisechoicein this matter.
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I think it was a verywisechoiceto select the dependent relatives' relief.
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It is not for me to deny that that is awisechoice.
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Such labelling scheme would give guidance to the customer and enable awisechoiceto be made.
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It is evident from the nature of the debate which has taken place that it was an extremelywisechoice.
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Apart from this question of sufficiency of food, there is also the question of thewisechoiceof food.
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I think that he made awisechoicein starting this debate at ten o'clock at night.
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It is awisechoice, which fosters social cohesion and which requires both political commitment and the appropriate financial resources.
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They are to be protected at the expense of a lot of other people who have made awisechoice.
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The song proved to be awisechoice.
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This is going to be a serious attempt at helping the consumer to make a thoroughlywisechoicewhen he buys.
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It was awisechoiceon his part to use the opportunity to raise a subject that is particularly close to my heart.
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Those who have heard him speak and, like me, sat under his chairmanship will know that that is another verywisechoice.
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We insist on schools issuing information to parents so that when they make a choice they can make awisechoice.
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A major factor in the success of the government airline was thewisechoiceof aircraft.
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Awisechoicefor those who might want to build in the future.
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Thanks to their skill and theirwisechoiceof tactics, the street violence has been contained within limited areas and has, in fact, now died down.
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