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   In the cards is an idiom that means likely to happen, especially in negative sentences. Learn more about its usage, synonyms and related expressions with Cambridge Dictionary.

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   Learn the meaning and usage of the phrase "in the cards", which means very likely or certain to happen. Find examples, synonyms, related terms, and sources from various dictionaries and idioms.

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   4 days ago · Learn the meaning and usage of the phrase "in the cards", which means very likely or seemingly destined to happen. See examples from different sources and compare with American and British English.

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   Likely or certain to happen, as in I don't think Jim will win—it's just not in the cards . This term, originally put as on the cards , alludes to the cards used in fortune-telling. [Early 1800s] Discover More.

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    Likely or certain to happen, as in I don't think Jim will win—it's just not in the cards. This term, originally put as on the cards, alludes to the cards used in fortune-telling. [Early 1800s]