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right to choose
noun
- the right of a woman to have a legal abortion if she chooses to do so.
Other Word Forms
- -ٴ-ǴDz adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of right to choose1
Example Sentences
Conservatives insisted that the Affordable Care Act would in fact strip Americans of the right to choose their provider and otherwise undermine the quality of their care.
And nearly three years ago, when the Supreme Court undid the right to choose abortion in Dobbs v.
Today, the federal right to choose is gone.
But the anti-abortion movement has never been just a fight to eliminate the right to choose abortion.
They’ve constantly used a twisted version of Christianity to justify dismantling DEI policies, undermining LGBTQ+ rights, destroying women’s right to choose, and dismantling federal institutions that serve vulnerable communities.
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