Cool MateMeaning of For better or worse
Used to explain that something will happen regardless of whether the result is good or bad.
In simple words: No matter if the outcome is good or bad.
For better or worse in a sentence
- For better or worse, I'm committed to this project.
- Life will change, for better or worse; we must adapt.
- For better or worse, we will face the consequences together.
- She accepted the job offer, for better or worse, knowing the challenges ahead.
How to use For better or worse
Used to indicate acceptance of all possible outcomes, often in personal situations. It's neutral and feels personal, suitable for conversations about relationships or decisions.
Grammar pattern
standalone phrase
Memory hint
Imagine a couple saying 'for better or worse' at their wedding, accepting all challenges.
Related words
Collocations with For better or worse
- for better or worse decisions
- commit for better or worse
- accept for better or worse
- live for better or worse
Synonyms for For better or worse
- regardless
- no matter what
- come what may
- whether good or bad
Common mistakes with For better or worse
- Using it in formal contexts like business or legal discussions.
- Confusing it with 'for the better' which implies only positive outcomes.
- Omitting the 'or worse' part, changing the meaning.
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Frequently asked questions about For better or worse
What does For better or worse mean?
No matter if the outcome is good or bad.
What is the definition of For better or worse?
Used to explain that something will happen regardless of whether the result is good or bad.
How do you use For better or worse in a sentence?
For better or worse, I'm committed to this project.
Can you give another example of For better or worse?
Life will change, for better or worse; we must adapt.
What are synonyms for For better or worse?
Common alternatives include regardless, no matter what, come what may, whether good or bad.
What words go with For better or worse?
It commonly pairs with for better or worse decisions, commit for better or worse, accept for better or worse, live for better or worse.
What are common mistakes when using For better or worse?
Using it in formal contexts like business or legal discussions. Confusing it with 'for the better' which implies only positive outcomes. Omitting the 'or worse' part, changing the meaning.
How do you pronounce For better or worse?
US: //fɔr ˈbɛtərər ɔr wɜrs//, UK: //fɔː ˈbɛtə ə ɔː wɜːs//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use For better or worse?
Used to indicate acceptance of all possible outcomes, often in personal situations. It's neutral and feels personal, suitable for conversations about relationships or decisions.