Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
and-or
Conjunction
/ˌænd ˈɔːr/
Definition
A conjunction that indicates a combination of the terms ‘and’ and ‘or’, allowing for either possibility or both.
Examples
- In the contract, you may choose to provide either a full refund and-or a store credit.
- The candidate can apply for the scholarship and-or participate in the internship program.
- You have the option to travel by train and-or bus, depending on your preference.
Meaning
It is often used in legal and formal writing to clarify that multiple options may apply, allowing for flexibility in interpretation.
Synonyms
- alternately
- either-or
