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Discover LudwigThe phrase "asks for it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is perceived to be inviting trouble or negative consequences through their actions or behavior.
Example: "He always takes unnecessary risks, and sometimes it feels like he really asks for it."
Alternatives: "invites trouble" or "brings it on himself".
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asks for it
verb
Third person singular of ask for it
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Realistically, only United themselves can organise its removal once SEF asks for it to be done.
Starbucks is giving out a free tall cup of its delightful brew today for anyone that asks for it.
"He asks for it every day".
But he asks for it".
I don't think anyone asks for it.
Rum, on the other hand, asks for it.
He still asks for it and keeps playing.
The pilgrim never doubts her infallible opinion, but only asks for it with increasing deference.
That includes giving sanctuary to anyone who asks for it, even an enemy.
But unless the actor asks for it, the line reading is regarded as a cardinal sin.
"If things do change, it's not just because one tournament asks for it.
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