go in for (Meaning)
go in for
to take part in a game or contest, to become obscured by a cloud, to make an approach (as in attacking), to give support to, to form a union or alliance, to call the opening bet in poker, to engage in, to have or show an interest in or a liking for
Synonyms & Antonyms of go in for
go in for Sentence Examples
- I'm going in for a medical checkup tomorrow to ensure my health.
- The hikers prepared to go in for a challenging trek through the rugged terrain.
- The team decided to go in for the risky operation, hoping for a positive outcome.
- The police were about to go in for the raid, hoping to apprehend the suspects.
- The students went in for their final exams, feeling confident in their preparation.
- The lawyer went in for the trial, determined to defend his client's innocence.
- The actress went in for an audition, hoping to land the leading role in the movie.
- The salesperson went in for a job interview, eager to showcase their skills and experience.
- The couple went in for counseling, determined to improve their communication and strengthen their relationship.
- The musician went in for a studio session, hoping to capture the perfect sound for their new album.
FAQs About the word go in for
to take part in a game or contest, to become obscured by a cloud, to make an approach (as in attacking), to give support to, to form a union or alliance, to cal
support,advocate, endorse,stand up for, champion, side (with), hold a brief for, patronize, stick up for, embrace
thwart, foil, oppose, sabotage,interfere, desert, frustrate,fail, let down,baffle
I'm going in for a medical checkup tomorrow to ensure my health.
The hikers prepared to go in for a challenging trek through the rugged terrain.
The team decided to go in for the risky operation, hoping for a positive outcome.
The police were about to go in for the raid, hoping to apprehend the suspects.
