Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

be-for-it-be-in-for-it

idiom

/bi fɔr ɪt bi ɪn fɔr ɪt/

Definition

To be in a situation where one is prepared to accept the consequences of their actions or decisions.

Examples

If you decide to invest in the stock market, you have to be for it be in for it, knowing that you could lose money.
He knew the consequences of his actions, but he was ready to be for it be in for it.

Meaning

This phrase implies a readiness to face the outcomes that come from one’s choices, often used in a context where someone is taking a risk or engaging in an activity with potential repercussions.