IN THIS CASE

Definition: Used to introduce a particular situation or circumstance that is being considered or discussed.

Synonyms: Here, This, Now, At Hand, Presently

Usage Examples in Sentences

He forgot his umbrella, and in this case, he got completely soaked in the rain.

She wanted tea, but in this case, I made her a cup of coffee instead.

The recipe called for butter, but in this case, you can use margarine as a substitute.

The game was canceled due to the rain, and in this case, we played board games indoors.

He wanted to walk to the park, but in this case, we decided to take the bus.

The dress code required formal attire, but in this case, casual wear was acceptable.

The experiment yielded unexpected results. In this case, we need to reevaluate our hypothesis.

The recipe calls for almond flour, but in this case, regular flour can be a suitable substitute.

In this case, it is important to consider all available options before making a decision.

#10

She failed to attend the meeting, but in this case, her absence was excused due to a family emergency.

#11

The evidence presented in this case is sufficient to convict the defendant of the crime.

#12

The company policy clearly states that in this case, employees are entitled to a refund.

#13

In this case, we need to reconsider our approach to the problem.

#14

The data suggests that in this case, caution is warranted.

#15

In this case, we have to prioritize safety over speed.

#16

She finds solace in music, even in this case.