What is another word for handpicking?
Pronunciation: [hˈandpɪkɪŋ] (IPA) 
Handpicking refers to the act of carefully selecting or choosing someone or something, usually based on specific criteria. Synonyms for handpicking include cherry-picking, selecting carefully, choosing selectively, culling, picking out, sorting out, and sifting. Cherry-picking implies the act of selecting only the best or most desirable items from a group, while selecting carefully conveys the idea of making a deliberate and thoughtful choice. Choosing selectively connotes the practice of examining only those options that meet specific requirements or standards. Culling suggests the removal of weaker or inferior options, while picking out, sorting out, and sifting allude to the process of carefully selecting individual items or elements from a larger collection.
