option

Option (lat. Optio "free will") stands for:

• an option, see alternative
• a right to buy or sell, see option (economy)
• the treatment of tax-free sales as taxable, see option (sales tax law)
• a cognitive requirement that must be given in order to be able to have freedom of choice, see option (psychotherapy)
• a setting or a parameter, see parameters (computer science)
• the lettering of the option key on computer keyboards
• a Japanese automobile magazine , see option (magazine)
• a clause of the Versailles Treaty of 1919, see Peace Treaty of Versailles #Effect of the loss of territory on citizenship
• a resettlement program for the German and Ladin population of South Tyrol decided by Hitler and Mussolini in 1939, see option in South Tyrol

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Wiktionary: Option  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

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