noun a person or thing that is certain to win or succeed
adjective certain or highly likely to win or succeed
Refers to a candidate who is almost certain to win an election, often due to lack of competition or overwhelming support.
Refers to a company or product that is almost certain to succeed in the market, based on factors such as brand reputation or market demand.
Refers to a team or player who is almost certain to win a competition, based on their current performance or circumstances.
In the world of literature, a 'shoo-in' may refer to a book or author that is expected to win a certain award due to overwhelming support or popularity.
Psychologists may use the term 'shoo-in' to describe a patient who is highly likely to respond positively to a particular treatment or therapy.
In politics, a 'shoo-in' can refer to a candidate who is almost guaranteed to win an election due to lack of competition or overwhelming support.
Athletes may use the term 'shoo-in' to describe a team or player that is highly expected to win a competition or game due to their superior skills or performance.