and/or

Both or either

And/or is a compound conjunction that indicates a sentence can be read using either and or or and still be valid; in other words, a way of saying both or either: Any potential winner will be notified by mail, email and/or telephone.

inclusion

both

The two together

togetherIn union or proximity
plusSign of increase
as well asIndicates inclusion beyond

in addition · combined · jointly · alongside · along with · inclusive · union · amalgamation · integration · conjunction

alternation

either

One of two

alternativelyBy another choice
otherwiseIn another manner
insteadAs a replacement

else · option · choice · substitute · replacement · fallback · backup · contingency · switchable · interchangeable

legal

contract

Enforceable written agreement

clauseProvision in agreement
stipulationCondition in an agreement
provisionPreparatory supply or clause

interpretation · liability · condition · severability · disjunctive · conjunctive · statutory · boilerplate · disclaimer · terms

ambiguity

uncertainty

State of being unsure

vaguenessAbsence of precision
imprecisionLack of exactness
flexibilityAbility to adapt easily

looseness · hedging · noncommittal · indeterminate · unspecified · open-ended · approximation · wiggle room · gray area · unclear

Opposites

logical exclusivity

and/orone or the other

One from two

only one · exclusively · mutually exclusive

definiteness of relationship

and/orand

Together with also

or · specifically · precisely · as well as · together with

Family

or, and, nor, ands, either/or

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