You've got another think coming Meaning in English
expression
Definition
An expression used to strongly tell someone they are wrong or that their expectation will not come true.
Usage & Nuances
This phrase is informal, often slightly confrontational or humorous. Use it when you want to strongly contradict someone. It is sometimes mistakenly said as 'another thing coming.' Rarely used in very formal situations.
Example Sentences
If you think I'll change my mind, you've got another think coming.
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He thinks it's easy to win this game, but he's got another think coming.
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If you expect me to help you cheat, you've got another think coming.
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You think you can just walk in here and take over? You've got another think coming!
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If she believes I’ll do her project for her, she’s got another think coming.
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Trust me, if you try to skip the line, you've got another think coming.
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