Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
either-or
conjunction
/ˈiːðər ɔːr/
Definition
A phrase used to indicate a choice between two alternatives.
Examples
- We can take either-or the train or the bus to get there.
- She had to choose either-or attending the meeting or finishing the report.
Meaning
The term ‘either-or’ presents two options, suggesting that one must be selected while the other is rejected, typically used in decision-making contexts.
Synonyms
- choice
- alternative
- option
