no two ways about it

1. No room for difference of opinion, no alternative, as in We have to agree on the nomination, and no two ways about it. [Early 1800s]

Example Sentences

As Mr Kill puts it: "They are a British institution. There's no two ways about it."

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"It's inevitable that it's going to happen, there's no two ways about it," said one GAA fan.

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“We need to be paying for local news, no two ways about it — as individuals, as journalists themselves, as families, as foundations, and see it as something we all have to support,” he said.

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"The nice thing is there are no two ways about it," Nienaber says.

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No two ways about it: Travel will be pricey this summer.

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