What is a phrase meaning ‘to prepare for all possibilities’?
What is a phrase meaning ‘to prepare for all possibilities’?
Good day! I was planning a picnic with my kids, gathering snacks, games, and even extra blankets in case of unexpected weather changes. Suddenly, my friend mentioned the phrase "to prepare for all possibilities," and I realized it perfectly described my picnic preparations. I'm curious to learn more about its meaning and how to use it effectively!
Inese_Ozolina
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Last update: 7 months ago
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A good day to you too, Inese Ozolina.
A phrase that we can use that means to prepare for all possibilities could be ‘just in case’. It can be used to imply the possibility of something to happen.
For instance, we can say, “It would be better to bring some cash just in case they don’t accept card payments in the countryside.”
This means that it will be better to be prepared because there is a possibility that stores in the countryside don’t accept card payments.
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