your call
I'll defer entirely
Your call means the decision is yours to make.
It signals that the speaker is deferring to another person's judgment or preference: We could eat Italian or Thai—your call.
The phrase comes from situations where someone literally makes a call, as in sports officiating or coin tosses, but now applies broadly to any choice being handed off: I'm fine either way, it's your call.
- decisionSettled course of action
- choiceAct of selecting
- judgmentReasoned decision-making capacity
- discretionCareful judgment in speech
- final sayUltimate deciding authority
phone · ring · dial · voicemail · leave a message · summons · beckon · shout · holler · invitation · option · prerogative · up to you · responsibility · signal · dialing · reaching out · contact
- indifferenceapathy, indifference, unconcern, disinterest, nonchalance
- decisionschoice, make a decision, choices, yes, no
- evasionsno comment, dodge, deflection, hedging, equivocation
- yieldingI yield, surrender, I surrender, capitulation, I give up
your callno choice
Lack of alternatives
mandatory · required · non-negotiable · compulsory · set in stone
your, call, yours, called, calling, calls, caller, callers, callback