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make-or-break
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make-or-breakadjective
resulting in either success or failure.
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of make-or-break in Chaldean Numerology is: 6
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of make-or-break in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1
Examples of make-or-break in a Sentence
People say this will make or break you, prove us wrong in that you can hack it. This is your time.
They've tried to paper over the underlying conflict but that's blowing up in their faces, it's make or break time for the AfD. Either they'll sort it out or they're doomed.
It’s really the detective work of epidemiology that will make or break the response to this outbreak.
Time and again this election, Jeb Bush has been outshone by more charismatic candidates. On Monday, there was a slight variation on the story. Once again, Jeb was outdone by a much more talented politician, but this time, it was a backer and not a rival: Jeb’s big brother George W. Bush. It was the former president’s first appearance on the campaign trail this cycle, and it came just a few days before the South Carolina Republican primary, which is shaping up to be a make-or-break moment for Jeb. President Bush, along with his wife Laura and Senator Lindsey Graham, helped pack 3,000 people in for a rally in North Charleston. It’s proof that his popularity endures in South Carolina, but it’s too early to tell whether that popularity will prove transferrable.
Europe faces many challenges, but that of migration could become the make-or-break one for the EU.
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