All-or-nothing Definition

ôlər-nŭthĭng
adjective
Involving either complete success or failure, with no intermediate result.
American Heritage
Refusing to accept less than all demands; uncompromising.
An all-or-nothing negotiating position.
American Heritage

That will either completely succeed or completely fail.

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All-or-nothing Sentence Examples

  • But that 's zander fishing - it is usually all or nothing.

  • It is an all-or-nothing type of business.

  • However, the tide is changing, and while the common theory is that two parents are still better than one parent, psychologists and other professionals are starting to decry the all or nothing generalization.

  • When the Bring It On All or Nothing cheers first show up on the big screen, it seems very much like the original script of Bring It On.

  • If you tell yourself you can never eat cake, candy, fried food, or any of your other favorites again, you're setting yourself up for all-or-nothing thinking, which is a major derailer of any diet.

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