#choice
- Of choice quality — A regional genitive-dative or plural form of the invariable adjective 'acătare', used to describe a person or thing of superior quality, distinguished, or worthy of high esteem; of a good kind. In archaic speech, it highlights membership in a respectable category, a recognized social status, or a remarkable intrinsic value.
- Choice — The act of choosing and its result; the possibility, right, or freedom to opt between multiple alternatives, persons, or courses of action. In the plural form (alegeri), it represents the public poll organized periodically via secret ballot to designate leaders or legal representatives in a democratic state.
- Haphazardly — A popular slang expression used to describe a selection made at random, arbitrarily, or based on superficial and ad-hoc criteria, lacking rigorous analysis or objective methodology. In a contextual sense, it suggests a hasty choice or a heterogeneous assortment of items gathered without a clear structural logic.
- Alternative — A possibility to choose between two or more solutions, paths, options, or situations that are mutually exclusive; a situation in which a person is forced to opt for one of the possible variants.
- Anaclitic — Leaning on or depending on the support, protection, or presence of another person; in psychoanalysis, it describes a libidinal or attachment object choice modeled after parental figures who provided nourishment and protection in infancy. In a broader clinical sense, the term refers to a state of profound emotional dependence, the sudden deprivation of which in infants or young children can lead to anaclitic depression, structurally manifested through apathy, social withdrawal, and developmental regression.
- Contraception — A means, method, or set of techniques consciously utilized to prevent fertilization or pregnancy onset; contraception. In a social and medical sense, it represents the foundation of family planning, allowing voluntary control of reproduction through natural, chemical, mechanical, or surgical methods.
- Free will — The capacity or faculty of the human will to consciously and freely choose between multiple possibilities of action or to decide without absolute external determination. In a modern legal and political sense, the term describes the discretionary power of an authority to make decisions within the boundaries of the law, whereas in a pejorative sense it is used to describe abusive behavior based on whim or caprice.
- Ascetic — A woman who practices asceticism; a female individual who dedicates her life to faith, meditation, or a high moral ideal by completely renouncing daily comfort and worldly pleasures. As a feminine adjective form, it characterizes a conduct, attitude, or appearance that is severe, pure, simple, and entirely devoid of adornments or aesthetic artifices.
- Assumption — The act of assuming and its result; the conscious and voluntary act of accepting a responsibility, a role, a fault, or a structural obligation. It represents a fundamental trait of emotional and professional maturity, defining the capacity of an individual or legal entity to be directly accountable for its actions.