Pronunciation: /ʃu ɪn/
noun a person or thing that is certain to win or succeed
A1 The favorite contestant was a shoo in to win the talent show.
A2 The experienced team was a shoo in for the championship.
B1 With her impressive resume, she was a shoo in for the job.
B2 The incumbent mayor was considered a shoo in for re-election.
C1 His exceptional skills made him a shoo in for the promotion.
C2 The company's top performer was a shoo in for the prestigious award.
adjective certain or highly likely to win or succeed
A1 The shoo in candidate won the election easily.
A2 She was a shoo in for the job because of her experience.
B1 The team was considered a shoo in for the championship.
B2 With her impressive qualifications, she was a shoo in for the promotion.
C1 His outstanding performance made him a shoo in for the award.
C2 The company's reputation as a market leader made it a shoo in for the contract.
formal The candidate with the most experience and qualifications is considered a shoo-in for the job.
informal With her impressive track record, she's a shoo-in for the promotion.
slang I heard he's a shoo-in for the team because his dad is the coach.
figurative Her charming personality makes her a shoo-in for winning over the clients.
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