Just in case
Just in case adverb - If there happens to be need.
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Synonyms for Just in case
Whether or not and just in case are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Whether or not" instead a conjunction phrase "Just in case".
Whether or not
Just in case and whether or not are semantically related. You can use "Just in case" instead a conjunction phrase "Whether or not".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- given and just in case
- given and whether or not
- subject to and just in case
- subject to and whether or not
- if and just in case
- if and whether or not
- supposing and just in case
- supposing and whether or not
- contingent upon and just in case
- contingent upon and whether or not
- in the event and just in case
- in the event and whether or not
- in case and just in case
- in case and whether or not
Both terms in one sentence
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And then a shipping crate on fire falls on top of his headless corpse, just in case there are any doubts as to whether or not he's actually dead.
Source: Film / Johnny Mnemonic - Just in case there's still doubt as to whether or not he's worthy of the Crazy Awesome tag, it should be noted that the Trojan armor includes a solar-powered air-conditioned helmet.
Source: Crazy Awesome / Real Life - Now, I know you folks are very theatrically wise, So I know this news won't come as the slightest surprise, But just in case you're in doubt as to whether or not or whether, This is one of those songs with two parts where both of them go together!
Source: Counterpoint Duet
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