Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
be-in-for
Phrase
/biː ɪn fɔːr/
Definition
To be certain to experience or undergo something.
Examples
- He didn’t study for the exam, so he’s really in for a surprise when he sees his grade.
- If you keep eating junk food, you’re in for some health problems down the line.
- With such unpredictable weather, we’re in for a storm later today.
Meaning
When someone is ‘in for’ something, they are likely to face a particular situation or outcome, often something negative or challenging.
Synonyms
- Facing
- In store for
- In line for
