have an easy choice

/hæv ən ˈiːzi tʃɔɪs/

a simple or obvious decision

With only one good option, I had an easy choice.

The decision was straightforward because there was only one good option.

informal

to have a decision that is simple or obvious to make

When the only restaurant nearby is your favorite, you have an easy choice for dinner.

The decision is effortless because there's only one appealing option.

She had an easy choice between the two identical job offers.

The decision was straightforward because the options were nearly identical.

This phrase emphasizes that the decision requires little thought or deliberation.

Collocations

have no choiceto be forced to do somethinghave a tough choiceto face a difficult decision

to be forced to do something

to face a difficult decision

Use this phrase when describing decisions that are effortless or obvious.

Ensure the context makes it clear that the choice is simple or obvious.

The phrase combines the verb 'have' with the adjective 'easy' and the noun 'choice' to describe a decision that is straightforward.

This phrase is commonly used in everyday conversation to describe decisions that require little thought or deliberation.

have

to possess or experience

verb

easy

simple or requiring little effort

adjective

choice

a decision between options

noun

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