Pronunciation

/sɪˈlekt/

Definitions

• Noun: 1. The act of choosing or picking something out from a group, typically based on preference or criteria. For example: “The selector chose the best candidate for the job.” 2. A device or mechanism that allows you to choose between options, often found in electronic devices. For example: “The remote has a selection of channels.”
• Verb: To choose or pick someone or something from a group, often deliberately. For example: “She selected a new computer model for her office.”
• Adjective: Characterized by choice or discrimination, especially in taste or preference. For example: “Their menu offers a wide selection of dishes.”

Phrases

• “Make a selection” means to choose something from available options.
• “Preferential selection” refers to choosing based on a preference.
• “Random selection” involves choosing items without bias.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The programmer used a software tool for automatic selection of bugs.”
• Verb: “The customer selected five books for their reading list.”
• Adjective: “The restaurant has a diverse selection of vegetarian options.”

Synonyms

• Choose
• Pick
• Opt for
• Favor
• Selectively
• Discriminate
• Choose from
• Narrow down

Antonyms

• Reject
• Ignore
• Randomize
• Exclude
• Indiscriminately