incase
/ɪnˈkeɪs/Definitions
1. noun
a covering or case, especially one that is detachable, for protecting or carrying something, such as a camera or a laptop.
“She bought a protective incase for her new tablet.”
2. verb
to put something in a covering or case, especially to protect or carry it.
“Please incase your phone in a protective case before storing it.”
3. verb
to provide a covering or case for something, especially to protect or carry it.
“The company will incase the new product with a high-quality box.”
4. verb
to assume or suppose that something is the case.
“I incase that the meeting has been cancelled, let’s reschedule for tomorrow.”