choiceful (Meaning)

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choiceful (a.)

Making choices; fickle.

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She made a choiceful decision to pursue a career in art rather than finance, following her passion.
His choiceful selection of words reflected his deliberate attempt to convey sincerity and empathy.
The chef's choiceful arrangement of ingredients created a harmonious blend of flavors in the dish.
In her choiceful manner, she carefully curated every detail of the event to ensure its success.
The politician's choiceful endorsement of the policy resonated strongly with his constituents.
As an architect, he approached each project with a choiceful consideration of both form and function.
The author's choiceful use of symbolism added depth and richness to the novel's narrative.
With a choiceful hand, she selected the perfect outfit for the important occasion.
The teacher's choiceful assignment of readings encouraged critical thinking and discussion among the students.
His choiceful investment strategy prioritized long-term growth over short-term gains.

Making choices; fickle.

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She made a choiceful decision to pursue a career in art rather than finance, following her passion.

His choiceful selection of words reflected his deliberate attempt to convey sincerity and empathy.

The chef's choiceful arrangement of ingredients created a harmonious blend of flavors in the dish.

In her choiceful manner, she carefully curated every detail of the event to ensure its success.