Difference between Prefer and Choose

PREFER vs CHOOSE: NOUN

Scope for choice.
The power, right, or privilege of choosing; election.
The act of choosing; selection.

PREFER vs CHOOSE: VERB

Like better; value more highly
Select as an alternative; choose instead; prefer as an alternative
Promote over another
Select as an alternative over another
Give preference to one creditor over another

See fit or proper to act in a certain way; decide to act in a certain way
Select as an alternative; choose instead; prefer as an alternative
Pick out, select, or choose from a number of alternatives
Select as an alternative over another
To decide to act in a certain way.
To pick.
To elect.

PREFER vs CHOOSE: INTRANSITIVE VERB

To prefer above others.
To determine or decide.
To make a choice; make a selection.
To make a selection; to decide.
To do otherwise.
Must necessarily.
To select from a number of possible alternatives; decide on and pick out.

PREFER vs CHOOSE: TRANSITIVE VERB

To choose or be in the habit of choosing as more desirable or as having more value.
To give priority or precedence to (a creditor).
To present (a charge) against a defendant before a court.
To present (a case) to a court as ready for consideration.
To recommend for advancement or appointment; promote.
To go before, or be before, in estimation; to outrank; to surpass.
To cause to go before; hence, to advance before others, as to an office or dignity; to raise; to exalt; to promote.
To set above or before something else in estimation, favor, or liking; to regard or honor before another; to hold in greater favor; to choose rather; -- often followed by to, before, or above.
Stock which takes a dividend before other capital stock; -- called also preference stock and preferential stock.
To carry or bring (something) forward, or before one; hence, to bring for consideration, acceptance, judgment, etc.; to offer; to present; to proffer; to address; -- said especially of a request, prayer, petition, claim, charge, etc.

See under Side.
To wish; to desire; to prefer.
To make choice of; to select; to take by way of preference from two or more objects offered; to elect.

PREFER vs CHOOSE: CONJUNCTION

The binomial coefficient of the previous and following number.

PREFER vs CHOOSE: OTHER WORD TYPES

Like better
To outrank; be reckoned preferable to.
Specifically, in law, to give a preference to. See preference, 2.
To set before other things in estimation; hold in greater liking or esteem; choose; incline more toward.
To bring forward or advance in dignity or office; raise; exalt.
To bring into notice or favor; recommend.
To offer for consideration or decision; set forth; present in a conventional or formal manner, as a suit, prayer, or accusation.
To bring or set before; present; proffer; offer.
Value more highly

To prefer and decide: with an infinitive as object: as, he chose to make the attack.
To prefer to have; be inclined or have a preference for.
Synonyms Choose, Prefer, Elect, Select, fix upon, pitch upon, adopt. Choose is the most general of these words, but always represents an act of the will; it is the taking of one or some where all are not wanted or cannot be had. Choice may be founded upon preference or modified by necessity. Prefer represents a verdict of the judgment or a state of the inclination; it emphasizes more than does choose the leaving of the rest: he who prefers apples to oranges will choose apples when he has the opportunity of choice; one may by inclination prefer to work at night, but, on grounds of health, choose to work only by day. Elect has an exact use in theology; its principal use otherwise is to express the choice of persons, by ballot or otherwise, for office, membership in societies, etc.: as, to be elected alderman or treasurer; to elect certain studies in a college is to choose them formally. Select represents a careful, discriminating choice.
To elect; make a choice; decide.
To prefer; desire; wish.— To have one's choice; do as one pleases.
To direct one's steps; choose one's way.
To select from two or more; make a choice of in preference to another or others, or to something else.
Decide to act in a certain way
(idiom) (cannot choose but) Can only do; cannot do otherwise.

PREFER vs CHOOSE: RELATED WORDS

Love, Preferably, Favors, Like, Enjoy, Wish, Preference, Preferable, Tend, Opt, Want, Opt for, Favour, Favor, Choose

Designate, Nominate, Selected, Selects, Want, Opt, Choices, Selecting, Decide, Choice, Pick out, Opt for, Take, Prefer, Select

PREFER vs CHOOSE: DESCRIBE WORDS

Emphasize, Best, Wanna, Love, Preferably, Like, Enjoy, Wish, Preference, Preferable, Tend, Opt, Want, Favour, Choose

Pick, Deciding, Wish, Designate, Nominate, Selected, Selects, Want, Opt, Selecting, Decide, Choice, Take, Prefer, Select

PREFER vs CHOOSE: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

For example, do you prefer to work alone or do you prefer to work with others?
Some batsmen prefer playing shots to the off side, while others prefer shots to the leg side.
Religious choices and commitments are left to the private sector, and to that end, government should neither prefer the religious nor prefer the secular.
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Some prefer academic letters of recommendation and others prefer professional letters or invite a combination of letters.
While most employers prefer Word, there are still many employers who prefer job seekers send in a resume in PDF format.
So how can businesses distinguish those who prefer printed receipts from those who prefer to receive them by email?
As a result, they prefer to gather information about businesses from social media sites more than they prefer navigating through official business websites.
Some may like the outdoors and prefer rustic lakeside cabins while others prefer a cabin feel with all the comforts of home.
Most of our individual and small business clients prefer the fee quote approach, while large corporations prefer hourly billing.

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Pigeon Forge where you choose to stay, won!
Choose how you want to get in touch.
Should you choose to be paid via bank transfer, you will be prompted to choose the country in which your bank account is based.
Typically, identity owners choose both options to give the delegate sender the freedom to choose how to implement the email sending.
When you choose to focus on the little picture, you choose not to let little things upset your day.
Students may choose to study online at their own pace, or choose guided online learning where instructors set the pace.
If you choose always ask, you will be promoted to choose a SIM card before the outgoing call is placed.
Choose secret permissions and choose Get, List, Set, and Delete.
You will need to choose your call to action, choose your audience, and choose your budget.

PREFER vs CHOOSE: QUESTIONS

Do consumers prefer certain accents in advertisements?
Do clients prefer veterinarians wearing white coats?
Why do employers prefer bilinguals over monolinguals?
Do patients prefer psychological treatment to medication?
Which industries prefer attendance machines security systems?
Do Americans prefer taller presidential candidates?
Why do interpretivists prefer participant observations?
Why do traders prefer decentralized cryptocurrencies?
Do subordinates prefer transformational leadership styles?
Why do alkenes prefer to undergo electrophilic addition reactions while arenes prefer?

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PREFER AND CHOOSE

PREFER vs CHOOSE: NOUN

PREFER vs CHOOSE: VERB

PREFER vs CHOOSE: INTRANSITIVE VERB

PREFER vs CHOOSE: TRANSITIVE VERB

PREFER vs CHOOSE: CONJUNCTION

PREFER vs CHOOSE: OTHER WORD TYPES

PREFER vs CHOOSE: RELATED WORDS

PREFER vs CHOOSE: DESCRIBE WORDS

PREFER vs CHOOSE: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

PREFER vs CHOOSE: QUESTIONS