Idiom
choose one's fighter
Meaning
To select something as one's preferred choice from a set of related things, people etc.
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“There are three flavors of ice cream, so choose your fighter.”
“With so many different streaming services available these days, you really have to choose your fighter.”
“Faced with an overwhelming array of competing political ideologies, the voter must carefully choose their fighter to align with their personal values.”
Examples
simple
“There are three flavors of ice cream, so choose your fighter.”
contextual
“With so many different streaming services available these days, you really have to choose your fighter.”
complex
“Faced with an overwhelming array of competing political ideologies, the voter must carefully choose their fighter to align with their personal values.”
Origin
From fighting games in which a player chooses from a roster of playable characters, each possessing distinct styles, special moves, and personalities.
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