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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a huge choice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large variety of options or selections available to someone.
Example: "The restaurant offers a huge choice of dishes, catering to all tastes and preferences."
Alternatives: "a wide selection" or "a vast array".
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That's a huge choice".
Among perennials, there's a huge choice.
There is a huge choice.
"When you give me a huge choice like Manhattan, it becomes so overwhelming.
And boardriders have a huge choice of beaches for all conditions.
It also works nicely with leftover salad leaves, such as spinach, rocket or pea shoots – there is a huge choice of greenery at this time of year.
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There was an unbelievably huge choice of seafood for the guests on Christmas Eve, masses of food, more than 10 cooks performing, innumerable waiters, hundreds of diners, loud music, sweating dancing girls, shouting parents and crying children.
Wet-weather and nighttime racing, as well as a huge range of highly enjoyable side challenges help to compensate for a central career mode that can become a little repetitive despite the huge choice of vehicles.
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When Madrigal interviewed Senator Ralph Shorty, the architect of the Oklahoma "personhood" bill, Shorty explained that he could not add Senator Johnson's "Every Sperm is Sacred" amendment because "it would be a huge free choice issue.
But we're presented with a huge fiscal choice containing no other options.
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