do-or-die Antonyms
Strongest:
- suspicious
- suspicious
- indecisive
- unsure
- faltering
- doubtful
- doubtful
- hesitant
- irresolute
- hesitant
- faltering
- uncertain
- unresolved
- uncertain
- skeptical
- dubious
- undetermined
- unsure
- unresolved
- irresolute
- unsettled
- unsettled
- undetermined
- indecisive
- skeptical
- dubious
Strong:
- reluctant
- undecided
- undecided
- wavering
- weak-kneed
- vacillating
- unconvinced
- mistrustful
- weak-kneed
- vacillating
- mistrustful
- loath
- reluctant
- unconvinced
- distrustful
- loath
- distrustful
- wavering
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- confident
- single-minded
- bound
- purposeful
- bent-on-or-upon-
- out
- hell-bent-on-or-upon-
- firm
- positive
- adamant
- resolved
- serious
- set
Weak:
- immovable
- unswerving
- obdurate
- rigid
- mulish
- stubborn
- unrelenting
- hardheaded
- unhesitating
- bitter
- dogged
- willful
- adamantine
- vehement
- unfaltering
- perverse
- hardened
- uncompromising
- on-one-s-mettle
- hard
- unbending
- sure
- earnest
- cocksure
- certain
- inflexible
- unwavering
- persistent
- pertinacious
- steady
- implacable
- pigheaded
- headstrong
- unyielding
- wilful
- tenacious
Meaning of do-or-die
do-or-die (s)
desperately determined
do-or-die Sentence Examples
- The rescue mission was a do-or-die situation, with the lives of the trapped miners hanging in the balance.
- In the fierce competition of the business world, companies often face do-or-die decisions that determine their survival.
- The do-or-die mentality of the soldiers pushed them to fight with unwavering determination and courage.
- The pilot executed a daring do-or-die maneuver to avoid a midair collision, saving the lives of all passengers.
- The doctor gave the patient a grim diagnosis, stating that the upcoming surgery was a do-or-die scenario.
- The firefighters risked their lives in a do-or-die attempt to extinguish the raging inferno and save the people trapped inside.
- The climber faced a do-or-die moment when he had to make a difficult decision about whether to continue his ascent or retreat.
- The politician's career was in a do-or-die state, and he knew that the upcoming election would determine his fate.
- The students faced a do-or-die exam, where failing meant risking their future academic aspirations.
- The athlete put in a do-or-die performance in the final match, giving it everything he had to secure victory.
FAQs About the word do-or-die
desperately determined
intent,resolute, decisive, determined, confident, single-minded, bound, purposeful, bent (on or upon), out
suspicious, suspicious, indecisive, unsure, faltering, doubtful, doubtful, hesitant, irresolute, hesitant
The rescue mission was a do-or-die situation, with the lives of the trapped miners hanging in the balance.
In the fierce competition of the business world, companies often face do-or-die decisions that determine their survival.
The do-or-die mentality of the soldiers pushed them to fight with unwavering determination and courage.
The pilot executed a daring do-or-die maneuver to avoid a midair collision, saving the lives of all passengers.
