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[ UK /t‍ʃˈuːsi/ ]
[ US /ˈtʃuzi/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. difficult to please

How To Use choosy In A Sentence

  • People have to be very careful about what they buy: real estate's fine but you've just got to be very choosy.
  • According to Christopher McKee, the Navy enjoyed a better public image than the Army during the last century and could be choosy in the young men it recruited.
  • Beggars can't be choosy, however, we overfish too much and everyone wants their fish, soon, there will only be raised fish and that will not cover the demand.. The Stats Are In: No Global Cooling | Universe Today
  • Banks are getting choosy over deposits, discouraging big deposits, particularly from corporates.
  • It was Charles Darwin who first noted that it is the choosy peahen who plays a crucial role in the evolution of this extravagant sexual display.
  • That is reading widely, not being picky and choosy about what you read.
  • Skiers should be particularly choosy about the insurance policy they buy.
  • But life is short and workdays are long so I have to be choosy about what to include in my diet of books and I like to read widely with a balanced diet of different genres.
  • However, the plantations are unattractive to local people, not because the people are 'choosy' but because they can't live on the pittances offered as wages. Malaysia independent news
  • Are you quite choosy in the tracks you decide to remix?
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