run-ins Synonyms
run-ins Meaning
run-ins
to break in (a new machine) gradually by careful operation, to pay a casual visit, something inserted as a substantial addition in copy or typeset matter, to insert as additional matter, to arrest for a usually minor offense, the final part of a race or racetrack, altercation, quarrel, an angry dispute, to make (typeset matter) continuous without a paragraph or other break
run-ins Sentence Examples
- The frequent run-ins with the neighbor's aggressive dog made it difficult to enjoy the backyard.
- The candidate's run-ins with the law damaged their reputation during the election campaign.
- The construction project experienced numerous run-ins with unforeseen technical difficulties.
- The couple's run-ins with their disapproving in-laws put a strain on their marriage.
- The police had to intervene in the run-ins between the rival gangs, which threatened public safety.
- The manager had to deal with run-ins with demanding customers on a daily basis.
- The athlete's run-ins with injuries derailed their promising career.
- The researcher encountered run-ins with ethical concerns during the course of their study.
- The politician's run-ins with controversial figures raised questions about their judgment.
- The city's run-ins with traffic congestion made it difficult to navigate during rush hour.
FAQs About the word run-ins
to break in (a new machine) gradually by careful operation, to pay a casual visit, something inserted as a substantial addition in copy or typeset matter, to in
encounters, brawls,skirmishes, quarrels, fights, brushes, squabbles, hassles, spats, tiffs
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The frequent run-ins with the neighbor's aggressive dog made it difficult to enjoy the backyard.
The candidate's run-ins with the law damaged their reputation during the election campaign.
The construction project experienced numerous run-ins with unforeseen technical difficulties.
The couple's run-ins with their disapproving in-laws put a strain on their marriage.
