Choosiness
Pronunciation: /ˈtʃuˈsiˈnɛs/
Choosiness (noun)
- The habit of being very careful about what you accept or buy, often because you want only the best.
- A tendency to select only certain options and reject others, based on clear standards or strong preferences.
Examples
- Her choosiness makes simple meals hard to pick.
- His choosiness slows down every decision we make.