have no dilemma

/hæv noʊ ˈdɪləmə/

to have no difficulty deciding

She had no dilemma about choosing between the two options.

She found it easy to decide between the two options.

informal

To have no difficulty or uncertainty in making a decision.

He had no dilemma about accepting the job offer.

He easily decided to accept the job offer.

They had no dilemma about supporting the new policy.

They were certain about supporting the new policy.

This phrase is often used to emphasize a clear or straightforward decision.

Collocations

have no dilemma aboutto be certain or decisive about

an easy or obvious decision

easily decided or understood

Use 'have no dilemma' when someone makes a decision without hesitation or confusion.

The phrase combines 'have' (to possess) and 'dilemma' (a difficult choice), emphasizing the absence of difficulty in decision-making.

This phrase is commonly used in both formal and informal contexts to describe a situation where someone has no trouble making a decision.

have

to possess or experience

root

not any

prefix

dilemma

a difficult choice or problem

root

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