Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

limited-choice

Adjective

ˈlɪmɪtɪd-ʧɔɪs

Definition

A situation or selection that restricts options available to an individual or group.

Examples

The restaurant’s menu is limited-choice, featuring only a few dishes each day.
In a limited-choice study, participants had to select from a small number of products.
Consumers often feel dissatisfied with limited-choice options in supermarkets.

Meaning

The term ‘limited-choice’ refers to circumstances where the possibilities for selection are reduced, giving individuals fewer options to choose from. This can occur in various contexts, such as shopping, decision-making, or policy-making, where the range of choices is constrained.