for better or (for) worse
used to say that something must be accepted, whether it is good or bad, because it cannot be changed

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for better or worse
for better or (for) worse
if a situation exists or happens for better or for worse, it exists or happens whether its results are good or bad.
France has a new government, for better or for worse.

We cannot deny that our childhood experiences affect us, for better, for worse.

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for better or worse
depending on how one looks at a matter, including both the good or bad effects of something
For better or worse I have decided to quit my job and move to Brazil.

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for better or worse
adv. phr.
1. With good or bad effect, depending on how one looks at the matter.
The historian did justice, for better or worse, to the careers of several famous men.
2. Under any eventuality; forever; always.
Alex and Masha decided to leave Moscow and come to Chicago, for better or for worse.
3. (Marriage vows) Forever, for as long as one may live.
With this ring I thee wed, for richer or poorer, in sickness and in health, for better or worse, til death do us part.

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