just in case



just in case

in the event that (something happens). All right. I'll take it just in case. I'll take along some aspirin, just in case.
See also: case, just

just in case

only if something happens We keep a lot of food on hand, just in case there's a storm.
Usage notes: often used without any following clause: Make sure you have extra batteries available, just in case.
See also: case, just

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Brock[brɔk]
Kveta-Czech
Sixtus-Late Roman
Mildburg-Anglo-Saxon
Bernicebər-NEES (English)English, Biblical, Biblical Latin
Mihalis-Greek