In the event
Just in case and in the event are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Just in case" instead a conjunction phrase "In the event".
Just in case
Just in case adverb - If there happens to be need.
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Synonyms for Just in case
In the event and just in case are semantically related. You can use "In the event" instead a conjunction phrase "Just in case".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- given and in the event
- given and just in case
- subject to and in the event
- subject to and just in case
- if and in the event
- if and just in case
- supposing and in the event
- supposing and just in case
- contingent upon and in the event
- contingent upon and just in case
- in case and in the event
- in case and just in case
- whether or not and in the event
- whether or not and just in case
Both terms in one sentence
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In the event of a large expected snowfall, many people have been known to flock to their local supermarkets to raid the shelves for bread and milk, just in case they end up snowed in (even if it only ends up snowing about an inch).
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