Where Did The Saying Just In Case Come From at Thomas Joaquin blog

Where Did The Saying Just In Case Come From. I don't think i'll need any money but i'll bring some just in case. Just in case (not comparable) to provide for the possible event that; Just in case means that “if something happens” you want to be prepared. Because of a possibility of something happening, being needed, etc.: As in case but with the possibility of the occurrence being. You can say that you are doing something just in case to refer vaguely to the possibility that a thing might happen or be true, without saying exactly. So ‘just in case’ derived from being careful to avoid being the defendant in a case against you for being negligent causing damage. I brought some snacks for us, just in case we get stuck in traffic. In the event that something does or does not happen. So if you find yourself inside (in) a particular situation (case) you will be ready. The phrase 'just in case' is a common english figurative saying that says all things have been considered and something is.

I don't think i'll need any money but i'll bring some just in case. Because of a possibility of something happening, being needed, etc.: Just in case (not comparable) to provide for the possible event that; As in case but with the possibility of the occurrence being. I brought some snacks for us, just in case we get stuck in traffic. The phrase 'just in case' is a common english figurative saying that says all things have been considered and something is. So ‘just in case’ derived from being careful to avoid being the defendant in a case against you for being negligent causing damage. So if you find yourself inside (in) a particular situation (case) you will be ready. In the event that something does or does not happen. You can say that you are doing something just in case to refer vaguely to the possibility that a thing might happen or be true, without saying exactly.

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Where Did The Saying Just In Case Come From So ‘just in case’ derived from being careful to avoid being the defendant in a case against you for being negligent causing damage. Just in case (not comparable) to provide for the possible event that; Just in case means that “if something happens” you want to be prepared. I don't think i'll need any money but i'll bring some just in case. The phrase 'just in case' is a common english figurative saying that says all things have been considered and something is. So if you find yourself inside (in) a particular situation (case) you will be ready. As in case but with the possibility of the occurrence being. So ‘just in case’ derived from being careful to avoid being the defendant in a case against you for being negligent causing damage. You can say that you are doing something just in case to refer vaguely to the possibility that a thing might happen or be true, without saying exactly. I brought some snacks for us, just in case we get stuck in traffic. Because of a possibility of something happening, being needed, etc.: In the event that something does or does not happen.