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select
[si-lekt]
verb (used with object)
to choose in preference to another or others; pick out.
verb (used without object)
to make a choice; pick.
adjective
chosen in preference to another or others; selected.
of special value or excellence; choice.
careful or fastidious in selecting; discriminating.
carefully or fastidiously chosen; exclusive.
a select group of friends.
select
/ sɪˈlɛkt /
verb
to choose (someone or something) in preference to another or others
adjective
Also: selected. chosen in preference to another or others
of particular quality or excellence
limited as to membership or entry
a select gathering
careful in making a choice
Other Word Forms
- selectness noun
- selectly adverb
- selectable adjective
- selectability noun
- selector noun
- nonselected adjective
- reselect verb (used with object)
- unselect adjective
- unselected adjective
- well-selected adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of select1
Word History and Origins
Origin of select1
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Example Sentences
He told me he passed the medical and made it to the final 27 applicants but the space agency eventually selected Paralympic sprinter John McFall.
The cash payment option is a pilot program available only in select cities and began testing in Los Angeles in recent weeks, an Uber spokesperson said.
Richardson wrote that he would soon be traveling to the church from Alabama and that he had selected St. Michael’s Abbey because it is one of the few places of worship that still celebrates Michaelmas.
One of the proposed solutions the judge rejected would have been to require the search giant to display a “choice screen” on every Google browser when a user hasn’t selected a default search engine.
Only Kith Ivy members will be able to order in-person, but other New Yorkers within a select radius of the club can order drinks for delivery through Postmates and Uber Eats.
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