Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
come-in-for
Phrasal Verb
/kʌm ɪn fɔːr/
Definition
To receive or attract something, especially criticism or praise.
Examples
- She came in for a lot of criticism after her controversial decision.
- The new policy has come in for some praise from the community.
Meaning
The phrase ‘come in for’ is used to indicate that someone is receiving something, usually something that is not necessarily positive, like criticism or blame. It can also refer to receiving praise or attention.
Synonyms
- Receive
- Attract
- Draw
