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in a pig's eye
Hardly; unlikely; not so.
Would I marry him? In a pig's eye.
in a pinch
In an emergency.
Dave is a good friend who will always help out in a pinch.
in a sense
In some ways but not in all; somewhat.
In a sense, arithmetic is a language.
Mr. Smith said our school is the best in the state, and in a sense that is true.
in a way
To a certain extent; a little; somewhat.
I like Jane in a way, but she is very proud.
In one thing.
In a way, this book is easier: it is much shorter.
in a while
Later, at some time in the future; after a time that is not short and not long.
The boys gathered some wood, and in a while, a hot fire was burning.
in a world of one's own
in a world by oneself
In the place where you belong; in your own personal surroundings; apart from other people.
They are in a little world of their own in their house on the mountain.
In deep thought or concentration.
Mary is in a world of her own when she is playing the piano.
Not caring about or connected with other people in thoughts or actions. Usually used sarcastically.
That boy is in a world all by himself. He never knows what is happening around him.
in a zone
In a daze; in a daydream; in a state of being unable to concentrate.
Professor Smith puts everyone in a zone.
in absentia
absentia
When the person is absent. Used in graduation exercises when presenting diplomas to an absent student or during a court case. (Latin, meaning in absence.)
On Commencement Day, Joe was sick in bed and the college gave him his bachelor's degree in absentia.