What does all-or-nothing mean?

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Princeton's WordNet

  1. all-or-none, all-or-nothingadjective

    occurring completely or not occurring at all

Wiktionary

  1. all-or-nothingadjective

    that will either completely succeed or completely fail

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  1. all-or-nothing

    All-or-nothing refers to a situation or principle where something is either complete and whole, or non-existent or unachieved. There is no middle ground, partial condition, compromise, or incremental scale. It's a state where outcomes are either fully realized or completely denied.

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Numerology

  1. Chaldean Numerology

    The numerical value of all-or-nothing in Chaldean Numerology is: 1

  2. Pythagorean Numerology

    The numerical value of all-or-nothing in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1

Examples of all-or-nothing in a Sentence

  1. Moon Chung-in:

    After Biegun's Stanford speech, I had a strong impression that they're being realistic, but at the summit, they actually took an all-or-nothing position.

  2. Alexander Lowen:

    Contact with reality is not an all-or-nothing condition.

  3. John Cogan:

    The difference here is in [ the Obamacare case ], the question was it was all or nothing for the states.

  4. Greg Caplan:

    To ensure that each team member is able to participate in the digital discussion effectively, I recommend instituting the' All or Nothing' rule, which says that if everyone can't be together in a room for a meeting, everybody has to individually call in to the video chat privately, this puts everyone on the same playing field and doesn't put the remote workers at a disadvantage because they aren't able to physically be in the room.

  5. Michelle Dudash:

    And The Mediterranean diet's not an all-or-nothing set of rules, the Mediterranean diet doesn't have to be all day ; The Mediterranean diet doesn't have to be every week.


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