When is for better or worse used more?

adv.For better or for worse.

1. i married you for better or worse, knowing all about these problems.I know all these questions, and I'm married to you anyway.

From Collins example sentences.

2. they are neighbours, for better or for worse.Anyway, they're neighbors.

From the Concise English-Chinese Dictionary

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adv.For better or for worse.

i married you for better or worse, knowing all about these problems.

I know all these questions, and I'm married to you anyway.

slowly, nations learned about each other, men met and ideas

spread - for better or worse.

Whatever the outcome, nations gradually got to know each other, people got together regularly, and ideas were spread.

but, for better or worse, socialization of children was primarily the

function of the family.

But in any case, socializing children is the primary function of the family.

It's one way or another, for better or for worse.

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adv.For better or for worse.

Example sentence]i married you for better or worse, knowing all about these problems

I know all these questions, let Lu Dao, no matter what, I still married you.

Bilingual example sentences know.

for better or worse can also be said as for better or for worse, which means "whether the situation is good or bad".This phrase appears a lot in wedding vows: we promise to love each other, for better or worse, through sickness and health, till death do us part

We swear that no matter how good or bad the situation is, whether we are healthy or sick, we will love until death. Sheryl's for better or worse is somewhat similar to anyway, and can be interpreted as "no matter what, no matter what".

It doesn't matter if the result is good or bad.

for better or worse.

for better or worse, money matters in politics.

For better or worse, money is vital to politics.

for better or worse

adv.For better or for worse. Anyway.

Internet phrase] for better or worse elitists, for better or worse.

for better or for worse for better or worse, regardless of success or failure, regardless of the environment.

they are neighbours, for better or for worse.Anyway, they're neighbors.

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adv.For better or for worse.

Bilingual example sentences. 1i married you for better or worse, knowing all about these problems.

I know all these questions, and I'm married to you anyway.

2for better or worse, buying things is a way to engage with them and with the world.

For better or for worse, buying something is a way to deal with things and the world.

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adv.For better or for worse.

Confusing words: for better or worse example sentences:

for better or worse this is their home now.

Whether it's good or bad, it's their home.