going in for (Meaning)
going 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 going in for
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going in for Sentence Examples
- The doctor is going in for surgery to repair the patient's broken leg.
- The students are going in for exams next week, and they are all nervous.
- The team is going in for the championship game, and they are confident in their abilities.
- The company is going in for a major restructuring, and many employees are worried about their jobs.
- The country is going in for a new election, and the outcome is uncertain.
- The couple is going in for marriage counseling, hoping to resolve their differences.
- The athlete is going in for training to prepare for the upcoming competition.
- The researchers are going in for field studies to collect data for their project.
- The performers are going in for rehearsals to perfect their act before the show.
- The hikers are going in for a trek through the mountains, seeking adventure and solitude.
FAQs About the word going 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
endorsing,advocating, supporting, plunking (for), sticking up for, plumping (for), siding (with),standing up for, plonking (for), holding a brief for
opposing, frustrating, interfering, thwarting, baffling, sabotaging, letting down, failing,disappointing, foiling
The doctor is going in for surgery to repair the patient's broken leg.
The students are going in for exams next week, and they are all nervous.
The team is going in for the championship game, and they are confident in their abilities.
The company is going in for a major restructuring, and many employees are worried about their jobs.
