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and/or
[and-awr]
conjunction
(used to imply that either or both of the things mentioned may be affected or involved).
insurance covering fire and/or wind damage.
and/or
conjunction
(coordinating) used to join terms when either one or the other or both is indicated
passports and/or other means of identification
Usage
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
Perhaps most notably, there is a rising interest in vasectomy rates for men who are usually less likely to seek them: men who are young and/or who have no children.
We’re a little slower, a little less energetic and the years show on our faces as well in the color and/or lack of hair.
“Smart Girls,” depending on whose mythology you read, was supposed to be the centerpiece and/or big closing number of his Sire Records album “Sweet Insanity.”
“Based on our experience, the approval rate for B1/B2 tourist and/or temporary business visas in Colombia has changed,” said Pamela Monroy, a paralegal who helps prospective U.S. visitors through the immigration process.
Ultimately, lest the bullpen arms become injured and/or ineffective, the manager said, “We’re going to need some depth out of some starters.”
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