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Synonyms & Similar Words
inevitably
necessarily
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Meaning of One Way Or Another
The phrase "One Way Or Another" is used to convey that something will happen or be achieved, regardless of the method or circumstances.
Definitions
- Used to convey that a particular event or situation will occur or be achieved, regardless of the method or circumstances.
- * Indicates that there are multiple possible ways to achieve something, and that one of them will be successful.
- * Can be used to express determination or resolve, implying that the speaker will not be deterred or defeated.
Etymology of One Way Or Another
The phrase "One Way Or Another" is a common English idiom, and its origin is unclear.
The phrase is thought to have been in use since at least the mid-20th century, and is likely a variation of earlier phrases such as "one way or the other" or "either way".
The phrase is often used in informal contexts, such as in conversation or in popular music (e.g. the 1979 song "One Way or Another" by Blondie).
Example Uses
- I'll get to the party one way or another, even if I have to walk.
- * We'll find a way to solve this problem one way or another.
- * I'll achieve my goal one way or another, no matter what obstacles I face.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
doubtfully
uncertainly
unpredictably
undecidedly
indecisively
ambiguously
vaguely
unclearly
inconclusively
tentatively
hesitantly
undecidedly
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questionably
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questionable
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inscrutable
impenetrable.