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choiceless

choiceless

6.2
Of low quality and not special
  • adjective
  • /ˈtʃɔɪsləs/
translation icon : común
  • He was disappointed by the choiceless selection of books at the small library.

Examples

  • After the storm, only choiceless produce was left at the market.

  • The restaurant served a choiceless meal that left the guests unimpressed.

  • The food was choiceless!

  • I found the movie to be quite choiceless in its storytelling.

  • The restaurant served a choiceless meal full of overcooked vegetables that disappointed everyone.

  • He was unhappy with the choiceless selection of clothes at the discount store.

  • After the storm, the market was filled with choiceless fruits that were damaged and bruised.

Synonyms

nonspecial
vschoiceless
4.6

Not having special or unique qualities

is judged as inferior in quality rather than just plain
typeless
vschoiceless
7.5

Not having a strong style or special features and seeming bland

is considered lower quality instead of only lacking style

Antonyms

select
  • Formal
8 3.7

Very good quality and better than most others

How Good

excellent
1.0
good
1.0
mediocre
109 4.8
choiceless
6.2
poor
838 1.0

Surface Forms

choiceless positive

Morphology

choiceless = choice (semi-transparent) = choice + less

Derived from 'choice' in its adjectival sense 'select/excellent' so '-less' yields 'not select'; this relies on a less frequent sense of 'choice' and may not be obvious to learners.

Etymology

Choiceless can also come from choice used to mean 'the best' and the ending -less ('without'), so it describes something 'without the best parts'. That's why choiceless can mean ordinary or of low quality.