Meaning of or

Or

Common

noun

•

In Healthcare:

of

.

•

In Sciences:

of

operations research

.

•

In Sports:

of

.

•

In Anatomy:

of

.

•

In Anatomy:

of

.

•

In Wiki:

of

research.

•

In Logic:

The

binary operator

,

if one

one of two

is

. In

.

•

In Electronics & Logic:

form of OR

•

In Heraldic tinctures:

The

or

on a

.

conj

•

two

,

,

,

, etc. each of which could make a

. In

, this is the "

." The "

" is

by "either […] or".

•

In Logic:

An

the

of two

or

.

two

, the

and the

.

•

the

before and after as two

.

•

Otherwise (a

of the

that the

is

).

•

two

.

•

In Logic:

; either one

or the other is

or both.

•

In Computer science:

A

to

in a

computer language

.

•

In Electrical engineering:

A

to

.

adv

•

(on).

•

,

.

adj

•

In Heraldic tinctures:

Of

or

on a

.

prep

•

Before;

.

"ever" or "ere".

name

•

, a

of the

United States of America

.

•

, a

of

.

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Opposite

Rhymes

Lineage

or

English

or

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

aurum

Latin

oþþe

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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