in the bag
idiom

Certain to be achieved or won
  • 1After scoring the last goal, the victory was in the bag.
  • 2With her experience, the job offer is practically in the bag.
If something is "in the bag," it means that it is guaranteed to happen or be successful. It's like knowing for sure that you will win a game or pass a test. It's a sure thing, no doubt about it.
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Remember that "in the bag" is often used in informal situations, like talking with friends or family. It's not as common in formal writing or professional settings. Keep it casual and fun!
at the election headquarters
The Mayoral Election
Timothy
Sharon, have you seen the latest poll results?
Sharon
Yes, with those numbers, the victory is practically in the bag!
Timothy
I knew our campaign strategy would pay off.
Sharon
Absolutely, all our hard work is finally showing results.
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Similar to "in the bag":
  • 1guaranteed
  • 2secured
  • 3assured