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Definitions from the WebCome in forDefinition:(Phrasal verb) To receive or experience something, typically unwelcome or unpleasant, as a consequence of one's actions or circumstances. Senses:1. To face consequencesExample sentence: If you continue to misbehave, you will surely come in for a scolding from your parents. Example sentence: She came in for criticism after making a series of mistakes at work. 2. To receive treatmentExample sentence: The patient was feeling unwell and decided to come in for a check-up at the doctor's office. Example sentence: I need to come in for a haircut and styling before the important event tomorrow. 3. To attract attention or interestExample sentence: The new bookstore came in for a lot of attention due to its unique selection of rare books. Example sentence: His impressive performance came in for the admiration of the entire audience. Related Products: | ||||
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