either-or
1ei·ther–or
noun \ˌē-thər-ˈȯr also ˌī-\Definition of EITHER-OR
: an unavoidable choice or exclusive division between only two alternatives
First Known Use of EITHER-OR
1922
2either–or
adjectiveDefinition of EITHER-OR
: of or marked by either-or : black-and-white
First Known Use of EITHER-OR
1926
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