choiceless
- adjective
- /ˈtʃɔɪsləs/
- He was disappointed by the choiceless selection of books at the small library.
Examples
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After the storm, only choiceless produce was left at the market.
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The restaurant served a choiceless meal that left the guests unimpressed.
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The food was choiceless!
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I found the movie to be quite choiceless in its storytelling.
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The restaurant served a choiceless meal full of overcooked vegetables that disappointed everyone.
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He was unhappy with the choiceless selection of clothes at the discount store.
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After the storm, the market was filled with choiceless fruits that were damaged and bruised.
Synonyms
Not having special or unique qualities
Not having a strong style or special features and seeming bland
Antonyms
How Good
Surface Forms
Morphology
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.