Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
free-choice
noun
/friː tʃɔɪs/

Definition
The right or ability of individuals to make decisions based on their own preferences and desires without external constraints.

Examples
- In a democratic society, citizens value their free-choice in elections.
- Many psychologists study how free-choice impacts decision-making.
- She enjoyed free-choice in her university courses, allowing her to explore various subjects.

Meaning
Free-choice refers to the freedom individuals have to select among different options according to their own judgment.

Synonyms
- autonomy
- freedom
- flexibility
- optionality