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just in case
Meaning: You can say "just in case" when describing a possible future problem and a precaution that has been, or should be, taken against it.
For example:
- I'm taking an umbrella, just in case it rains.
- You probably won't need to go to a hospital in Europe, but you should get some health insurance anyway, just in case.
Quick Quiz:
I should get some candles, just in case
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