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chose
2[shohz]
noun
a thing; an article of personal property.
chose
1/ ʃəʊ /
verb
the past tense of choose
chose
2/ ʃəʊ /
noun
law an article of personal property
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of chose1
Example Sentences
“Instead of taking accountability and supporting this young woman’s recovery, the district chose to spend taxpayer money fighting her in court for years,” attorney Ramey said.
“When the political system breaks down and legislatures bow to popular hostility, the judiciary must be the Constitution’s backbone. Instead, it chose to look away, abandoning both vulnerable children and the parents who love them.”
The FDA could have done its own routine testing of the exempted drugs but chose not to.
Katie's family was advised to evacuate their villa, but chose to stay, believing it would be safer.
And for that opening, Salonen chose Mahler’s “Resurrection” for the first of the orchestra’s subscription series of concerts.
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