～なり～なり

～なり～なり is used to indicate that there are multiple possible actions or options one can take in a given situation. It emphasizes that the speaker is not committing to a single choice, but listing or implying several alternatives. It can add a somewhat neutral, matter-of-fact tone and is common in written or formal narration, but can also appear in everyday speech to suggest flexibility. Typical contexts include deciding what to do next, or describing one of several acceptable behaviors or outcomes. Be aware that the expression often follows a noun, verb, or adjective in its appropriate form, pairing two options with なり to convey "this or that". Examples imply that either course of action is acceptable or possible.