ON BOTH COUNTS

Definition: Referring to two separate allegations or charges, both of which are considered true or valid.

Synonyms: Twice Over, Dual Agreement, Two-fold Affirmation, Agree On Both, In Consensus

Usage Examples in Sentences

The cake was delicious and beautifully decorated, earning praise on both counts.

The book was informative and well-written, satisfying readers on both counts.

The weather was sunny and warm, creating a perfect day on both counts.

She is kind-hearted and generous, earning admiration on both counts.

The chef's new dish delighted customers with its unique flavor and beautiful presentation, satisfying on both counts.

The novel captivated readers with its engaging plot and well-developed characters, earning praise on both counts.

The athlete's training regimen focused on both strength and endurance, ensuring peak performance on both counts.

She effortlessly juggled a successful career and a fulfilling family life, proving her prowess on both counts.

The diplomat skillfully negotiated a complex treaty, ensuring peace and economic prosperity on both counts.

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The new policy addresses the concerns of the stakeholders on both counts.

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He was a skilled negotiator, succeeding on both counts of the deal.

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The team's strategy paid off on both counts, winning the game and boosting morale.

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She excelled in her role, earning recognition on both counts of leadership and innovation.

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Their proposal was accepted on both counts, pricing and quality.

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On both counts, he was found guilty by the jury.

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He faced charges of theft and assault, and on both counts, he was found guilty.

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The defendant was charged with fraud and embezzlement, and on both counts, he pleaded guilty.

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On both counts, his argument was convincing.

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Their plan is flawed on both counts, strategy and execution.