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in for
in for it . Certain to encounter trouble or punishment, as in When Harry finds out we left early, we'll be in for it . [Late 1600s]
Guaranteed to get or have, as in We're in for a difficult time . [Late 1500s]
Involved or entered for some purpose, as in We're in for the profits . [Mid-1800s] Also see have it in for ; in for a penny .
Example Sentences
Rider is actually allergic to horses, but is on the verge of becoming British champion jockey and steps in for injured Jack Kennedy.
I was desperate to put Marcus Rashford in for the first time but he only played 65 minutes so that will have to wait.
Swapping in honey added moisture, yes, but also something deeper, an earthiness and floral sweetness that makes you lean in for another bite.
Dr Moore's role is part physician, part counsellor in this situation, one he has been in for 150 assisted deaths before.
If you can somehow manage to score a ticket, you’ll surely be in for something special.
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