Phrasal Verb - landing up
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.Definition
Landing up is a phrasal verb that means to end up in a particular place or situation unexpectedly or against one's will. It can also mean to reach a conclusion or outcome that was not intended or planned.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | I didn't intend to stay out late, but I landed up missing the last bus home. |
| 2 | Despite her best efforts, she landed up in debt. |
| 3 | He landed up in the hospital after the accident. |
| 4 | They landed up losing their jobs due to the economic downturn. |
| 5 | I didn't mean to offend you, but I landed up saying the wrong thing. |
| 6 | Despite their plans, they landed up spending all their money on vacation. |
| 7 | He landed up in court for driving under the influence. |
| 8 | She landed up being the one to solve the problem. |
| 9 | They landed up becoming good friends despite their initial dislike for each other. |
| 10 | The project landed up taking longer than expected |