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Vsuresh Posted 15 years ago
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Hi

Can anyone tell me the difference between choice of communication and communication of choice?

Suresh
  

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'Of choice' is a new idiom (which I am not very fond of). It means 'favorite', 'the one you would choose': My ice cream of choice is chocolate ripple . 'Choice of' is just that: a choice is presumably being offered.

— Mister Micawber

  • 'Of choice' is a new idiom (which I am not very fond of).
  • It means 'favorite', 'the one you would choose': My ice cream of choice is chocolate ripple .
  • 'Choice of' is just that: a choice is presumably being offered.
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'Of choice' is a new idiom (which I am not very fond of). It means 'favorite', 'the one you would choose': My ice cream of choice is chocolate ripple.

'Choice of' is just that: a choice is presumably being offered.
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Thank you, Mister Micawber

Suresh
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