chooseth
Makes a selection
Chooseth is an archaic second- and third-person singular form of choose, from Early Modern English: The Lord chooseth whom He will.
It appears almost exclusively in biblical or pseudo-biblical contexts, lending a formal, antiquated tone.
literary
Archaic emphatic affirmation
- hathArchaic possessive verb
- dothArchaic third-person singular
- theeSecond-person object, antiquated
- thouArchaic second-person pronoun
thy · thine · wherefore · henceforth · betwixt · whilst · verily · wouldst
forsooth
Archaic emphatic affirmation
thou · thy · thine · wherefore · henceforth · betwixt · whilst · verily · wouldst · shalt
scripture
Sacred religious writings
commandment · covenant · blessing · righteousness · wisdom · path · servant · lord · faithful · obedience
decideth
Archaic third-person resolves
- pick and chooseSelect with discrimination
- choose sidesCommit to one faction
- choose your own adventureReader-controlled branching narrative
- choose one's battlesDecide which conflicts merit effort
- right to choosePower to decide freely
- chooses violenceSelects confrontation deliberately
choose, chooses, chooser, mischoose, rechoose, choosey, rechooses, unchoose, prechoose