Synonyms for all-or-none
al·l-or-none

Princeton's WordNet

1. all-or-none, all-or-nothingadjective

   occurring completely or not occurring at all

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1. Gary Foster:

   Broadly, reality not meeting expectations is what trips people up, the most common example is when people have unrealistic notions of what the weight loss journey will be -- that they'll lose the same amount( of weight) every single week, or eat perfectly every single day. Life gets in the way. Teaching people a different mindset around that and being aware of your thinking style is key. ' All or none' is not good for weight, relationships or work performance.