Pronunciation: /fri tʃɔɪs/
noun a person's ability or opportunity to choose freely
A1 I have free choice in what I want to eat for dinner.
A2 Students in this school have free choice in selecting their elective courses.
B1 Employees are given free choice in deciding when to take their lunch break.
B2 The company offers employees free choice in customizing their benefits package.
C1 In a democracy, citizens have the right to free choice in electing their leaders.
C2 The artist's work explores the concept of free choice and personal autonomy.
adjective not under the control or in the power of another; able to act or be done as one wishes
A1 I have free choice in deciding what to wear today.
A2 Students have free choice in selecting their elective courses.
B1 Employees are given free choice in deciding their work schedule.
B2 Consumers have free choice in selecting their preferred brand of electronics.
C1 In a democratic society, citizens have free choice in electing their leaders.
C2 Artists have free choice in expressing their creativity through various mediums.
formal Individuals should have the right to make decisions based on free choice.
informal You can pick whatever you want, it's your free choice.
slang Do whatever you feel like, it's a free choice.
figurative The artist's brush moved with a free choice, creating a masterpiece.
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