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opt
1[ opt ]
verb (used without object)
- to make a choice; choose (usually followed by for ).
Synonyms: , ,
verb phrase
- to decide to make use of or take part in something:
To receive automatic updates, opt in under the email notification section.
- to decide to withdraw from or not take part in something:
You can opt out of the pension plan, but you lose the employer and government contribution.
opt.
2abbreviation for
- optative.
- optical.
- optician.
- optics.
- optional.
Other Word Forms
- ܲ·DZ· adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of opt1
Word History and Origins
Origin of opt1
Example Sentences
It made Tuesday a seemingly daunting task, with the Dodgers opting for the type of bullpen-game strategy they used too often last October.
"I think a lot of Aboriginal people have really chosen to opt out of the political space and of so -called democracy in Australia," she says.
Choice ticketholders choose from standard seats upon booking, while those who opt for Basic — the most restrictive fare — are assigned seats at check-in.
Universal said at the time that the company asked Karpen to remain with the studio but that he opted to stay in New York with his family.
Just when you think this season could not get any worse for Exeter, the powers that be at Sandy Park opt for a second coaching change in as many months.
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