opt in Latin
opt in Latin is optō — opt means to choose one option over another, often after weighing alternatives.
opt in Latin
optō
(intransitive) To choose; select.
What does "opt" mean?
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verb To choose one option over another, often after weighing alternatives.
"She opted for the window seat instead of the aisle."
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opt in a sentence
- She opted for the window seat instead of the aisle.
- Many students are opting to study online this year.
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What is "opt" in Latin?
"opt" in Latin is optō. opt means: To choose one option over another, often after weighing alternatives.
How do you use "opt" in a sentence?
Example: "She opted for the window seat instead of the aisle." In Latin, "opt" is optō.
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