Definition: plural of option
Synonyms:
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Number of sentences found for the keyword 'options': 4
1. Car loans and financing options are widely available through banks and dealers.
2. The company introduced healthier options like salads and fruit in recent years.
3. I like neither of those options.
4. I want to explore different career options.
1. Car loans and financing options are widely available through banks and dealers.
2. The company introduced healthier options like salads and fruit in recent years.
3. I like neither of those options.
4. I want to explore different career options.
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