Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
do-or-die
phrase
/ˈduːər daɪ/
Definition
An expression used to describe a situation where one must take decisive action to achieve a goal, often with great urgency and importance.
Examples
- In the final minutes of the game, it was a do-or-die moment for the team to win the championship.
- Her do-or-die attitude during the project made a big difference in its success.
Meaning
A do-or-die situation is one where failure is not an option; one must succeed or face serious consequences.
Synonyms
- make-or-break
- last chance
- high stakes
