of your choice

of (one's) choice

As chosen or desired by oneself, among all the options. My parents took me to the animal shelter and told me I could have the puppy of my choice.

of your ˈchoice

that you choose yourself: First prize will be a meal for two at the restaurant of your choice.

See also: choice, of

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I do not suppose that you would deliberately form an absolute engagement of that nature without acquainting your mother and myself, or at least, without being convinced that we should approve of your choice; but I cannot help fearing that you may be drawn in, by the lady who has lately attached you, to a marriage which the whole of your family, far and near, must highly reprobate.

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This strategy forces you to consider both short-term and long-term effects of your choice and to see your choice from different time perspectives.