make or mar meaning

• or make or mar
    To be the crucial test that brings success or failure to (makeˈ-or-breakˈ adjective)

• His handling of the crisis can make or mar his career
• His handling of the crisis could make or mar his career
• Marriage makes or mars a man
• 47 marriage makes or mars a man
• Marriage makes or mars a man
• Within her is wrapped up the future of the race it is hers to make or mar
• From his throne at Leiden he ruled the learned world; a word from him could make or mar a rising reputation, and he was surrounded by young men eager to listen to and profit from his conversation.
• Unni R Nair of " Kerala9 . com " rated 2 / 5 stars and said " The film seems just about OK, but fails to impress; it once again proves that it s the script that makes or mars it all.
• Since Anne and Peter had served as Charles'co-regents, they held power which could make or mar the succession of Louis XII . They made a bargain with him : as the price of Bourbon support for his accession, Louis XII would have to recognize the seven-year-old Suzanne as her father's heiress to the Bourbon lands, and issue letters patent to that effect.
•  Education means the understanding of what makes or mars a soul, the acquisition of power and the capacity to distinguish between right and wrong, between good and bad in regard to this and the next world, and the acquisition of the right and proper capacity to choose the right conduct to that the misguided intellect of man may not lead him astray .  Indeed, no purpose of education could be nobler than that.

• "make or mar" meaning in Chinese: 成功或失败
• "make or mar" meaning in Japanese: ～の成否を決める