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Term: do-or-die

Description:

The term "do-or-die" refers to a situation or attitude where one must succeed at all costs or face severe consequences. It conveys a sense of urgency, determination, and willingness to take risks.

Parts of Speech:

• Adjective: The do-or-die spirit drove the team to victory.
• Noun: They faced a do-or-die scenario where failure was not an option.

Senses and Usages:

1. Popular: In a crucial or decisive circumstance where success or survival is paramount.
• Example: The do-or-die battle determined the fate of the kingdom.
• Example: He took a do-or-die approach to his career, giving his all to achieve success.
2. Local: An attitude prevalent in a particular community, often used to describe a high-stakes situation.
• Example: The local basketball team had a do-or-die match to secure a spot in the finals.
• Example: The local community organized a do-or-die fundraiser to save their beloved theater.

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