just in case
Speech parts
1. just in case - Adverb
2. just in case - Conjunction
3. just in case - Phrase
Meaning
if there happens to be need
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Examples
in case of trouble call 911
I have money, just in case
After a virus is beaten, the body hides some B and T cells specialised to kill that virus in the bone marrow and lymph nodes, just in case the virus comes back.
Also pretty much all lenders are offering forbearance (and not with the scary terms that you hear people say), so its completely understandable that you have some people maybe camping on their payment until the actual REAL due date just in case.
Are Republicans “quietly preparing for a possible opening” out of an abundance of caution, so that they’re ready just in case Thomas or Alito shocks the world?
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