toughchoosing

adjective
UK /ˈtʌfˌtʃuːzɪŋ/
US /ˈtʌfˌtʃuːzɪŋ/

Hard to pick because both choices seem good or bad.

Picking between pizza and burgers for dinner was toughchoosing for the kids.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A situation where every option has a downside.

Choosing which friend to invite was toughchoosing for Mia.

3. Needing a lot of thought before deciding.

The team faced a toughchoosing moment when two plans looked equally good.

4. Making a decision that feels stressful or worrying.

It was toughchoosing which puppy to take home.