In line
In line adjective - Awaiting something; especially something due.
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- This was severely curbed, as equipping high-level items early on depowers it to the point where it can actually be worse than something in line with your current level.
Source: Munchkin - Mick also serves as this for the older members of the cast, being level-headed and often bemused by Pam's antics, or having to bring her and Smithy in line.
Source: Series / Gavin and Stacey - In II and III you can load up saved games from the previous games, and the recurring characters get a power boost in line with their level, and their weapons are sharper than they would be otherwise.
Source: Bag Of Spilling / Video Games
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Level and In line. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 16, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/in_line/level
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