in for it

The idiom "in for it" is commonly used in informal contexts to indicate impending trouble or consequences.

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Definition

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(informal)Likely to face trouble or consequences for one's actions.

Example

  • If mom finds out we broke the vase, we're in for it.
  • After missing the deadline, he knew he was in for it with his boss.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "in for it":

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