alternatives
Pronunciation: [ɔːlˈtɜːrnətɪvz]
Word
Context: "decision-making"
(noun) options or choices that you can consider instead of the one you are thinking about. When you have alternatives, you have other things to choose from.
Example
She decided to explore several alternatives before making a final choice.
Example
He felt trapped because he didn't see any alternatives to his current job.
Example
What are some alternatives to going to the movies tonight?
Context: "solution"
(noun) different ways to solve a problem. When there is a challenge, having alternatives means there are various ways to find a solution.
Example
The teacher provided several alternatives for completing the project.
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There were no alternatives available, so we couldn't solve the issue.
Example
Can you think of any alternatives if this plan doesn't work?
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