gotten what was coming to one
gotten what was coming to one is the past participle of get what's coming to one.
Meaning of get what's coming to one
Verb
get what's coming to one (third-person singular simple present gets what's coming to one, present participle getting what's coming to one, simple past got what was coming to one, past participle (UK) got what was coming to one or (US) gotten what was coming to one)
- To experience the consequences of one's actions.
- I hope that creep gets what's coming to him, and soon!
- Synonyms:
- catch it, cop it, catch hell, get it, get what one asked for, get one's fairing
Questions about gotten what was coming to one
- What is gotten what was coming to one the past participle of?
- Gotten what was coming to one is the past participle of get what's coming to one.
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