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Discover LudwigThe phrase "always game for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a willingness or enthusiasm to participate in an activity or event.
Example: "I'm always game for trying new restaurants, so let me know where you want to go."
Alternatives: "always up for" or "always willing to".
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He is strong and always game for a challenge.
Yet she had a hearty appetite and was always game for a feast.
"I now had a bunch of friends who were also actors and were always game for making a movie.
Someone who's always game for a game of pickup basketball, loves talking sports and even boasts beefcake photos.
Drug running is not a subject of particular interest in my research, but I'm always game for a well-informed briefing.
He was almost always game for a doctrinally emphatic comment, often with a pithy quote that appeared in the tabloids and the evening news.
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As always, Games For Change was full of thoughtful programming and great gameplay.
"I'm always incredibly game for anything that he decides to do".
I have always been game for adventure; I jumped at the chance.
For her latest project, Whelan/Watson: Other Stories, she sought out the Royal Ballet's Edward Watson, perhaps our finest British-born dancer, and a man who has always been game for adventure.
He has credibly handled accents when required (only a persnickety South African would object to his Commonwealth twang in "Blood Diamond"), and he always seems game for playing against the princely type of his genetic jackpot.
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