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chosen
1[ choh-zuhn ]
adjective
- selected from several; preferred:
The project combined my passion for sailing with my chosen profession as a TV producer.
- Theology. elect ( def 8 ).
noun
- the chosen. the elect.
Chosen
2[ choh-sen ]
noun
- Japanese name of Korea.
Chosen
1/ ˈʃəʊˈɛ /
noun
- the official name for Korea when it was a Japanese province (1910–45)
chosen
2/ ˈʃəʊə /
verb
- the past participle of choose
adjective
- selected or picked out, esp for some special quality
Other Word Forms
- ··Ա noun
- ܲ·· adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of chosen1
Example Sentences
The Pope also asked that his tomb would be in the ground, simple and bearing only the inscription "Franciscus", the Latin version of his chosen name.
Kaur has chosen to waive her right to anonymity, which victims of sexual offences are automatically entitled to as soon as they make an allegation.
Someone who wanted to be chosen but had no idea what that meant.
The Huntington Park City Council has chosen a local civil service commissioner to replace former Councilmember Esmeralda Castillo, whose seat was declared vacant after a probe determined she was not living in the city.
Incorrectly chosen, biased or inadequately large data sets can result in the famous "hallucinations" to which AI models are prone.
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