Trade-off
What does trade-off mean in the following sentence?
-> The trade-off of writing our own destiny far outweighs the self-assigned guilt the world assigned to us.
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A Trade off means that you have to give something up to do or receive something else. For example, I rent an apartment in the city. The trade off is that I'm closer to work, but the apartment's rent is very high than if I live farther away. We make decisions like this all the time, if you think about it.
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