multi-optionplan
nounUK /ˌmʌltiˈɒpʃən plæn/
US /ˌmʌltiˈɑːpʃən plæn/
A plan that gives you more than one choice to pick from.
The teacher made a multi-optionplan so every student could choose how to do the project.
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2. A schedule that lists several possible activities to choose between.
Our weekend multi-optionplan included a trip to the zoo or a day at the beach.
3. A backup plan that offers different ways to solve a problem.
The team used a multi-optionplan in case the first idea did not work.
4. A menu-style set of choices for a service or product.
The phone company offers a multi-optionplan with different data amounts.