Either-or Definition

ēthər-ôr, īthər-
noun
A strictly limited choice or division between only two options.
American Heritage
adjective
Designating a proposition, situation, etc. limited to only two alternatives.
Webster's New World

Either-or Sentence Examples

  • Port wine stain may affect either or both sides of the face and can vary in size.

  • And this should sometimes override the wishes of either or both parents.

  • He will be forever stuck between the two worlds, the good and the evil, without entering either or leaving either behind.

  • Similarly, if either or both of the two batch blanks was found to contain benzophenone then the batch results were rejected.

  • By the same token, they can't be too tight either or else they'll pop off.

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Words Starting With

EEIEIT

Words Ending With

ROR

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