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In A Bad Way

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In A Bad Way - to be in a bad situation; to be in a bad situation

• My sister was in a car accident, and now she is in a bad way.
• Covid-19 is causing people to be in a bad way.
• I lost my job, and now I am in a bad way. I hope I get a job soon.
• Do you think Jannie is in a bad way? I think we need to help her.
• Our school is in a bad way. Our village is still on lockdown.
• The girls were in a bad way before they moved to the city.

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Iron Out

In A Huff

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In The Same Boat

In A Bad Way

In The Red

In Stitches

It Is Child's Play

In The Vicinity

In Deep Water

Inside Information

Icing On The Cake

It Is A Snap

In No Time

It Is A Breeze

I Am Speechless

In Black & White

If It Comes Up

In A Jam

In Fact

In A Pickle

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In The Bag

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In The Hole

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Jump Out Of My Skin

Job Hunting

Jump The Gun

Jam Packed

Jack Up The Price

Junkyard Dog

Joined At The Hip

Jump For Joy

Just For The Record

Just In The Nick Of Time

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