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Adjective in for has 1 sense | ||||
Definitions from the Webin forNoun:1. A person who is likely to experience something, usually negative consequences, due to their actions or behavior. Example sentence: John is always talking back to the boss, he's definitely an in for if he keeps it up. Preposition:1. Being part of or involved in a specific situation, often with negative consequences. Example sentence: She knew she was in for a long night when she saw the queue outside the club. Adjective:1. Prepared or ready to experience or receive something. Example sentence: The team is in for a tough match against the defending champions. Related products on Amazon | ||||
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