you'll get yours
you'll get yours phrase: you will get what you deserve, or what is coming to you. Said confrontationally as a prediction implying eventual vindication of the speaker and eventual comeuppance for the hearer; also sometimes used as a threat.
Phrase
you'll get yours
- You will get what you deserve, or what is coming to you. Said confrontationally as a prediction implying eventual vindication of the speaker and eventual comeuppance for the hearer; also sometimes used as a threat.
Questions about you'll get yours
- What does you'll get yours mean?
- You'll get yours means you will get what you deserve, or what is coming to you. Said confrontationally as a prediction implying eventual vindication of the speaker and eventual comeuppance for the hearer; also sometimes used as a threat.
- What part of speech is you'll get yours?
- You'll get yours is a phrase.
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