in re
preposition
in-ˈrā 
-ˈrē
-ˈrē : in the matter of : concerning, re —often used in the title or name of a law case
Word History
Etymology
Latin
First Known Use
1877, in the meaning defined above
Legal Definition
in re
preposition
in-ˈrē, -ˈrā
: in the matter of —used in the title or name of a case where the proceeding is in rem or quasi in rem and not in personam (as in a matter involving a probate or bankruptcy estate, a guardianship, or an application for laying out a public highway) and occasionally in the title of an ex parte proceeding (as in an application for a writ of habeas corpus)
- imshis
- imu
- imurans
- in
- in (full) color
- in (full) command of
- in (full) uniform
- in (good) working order
- in (good) working order/condition
- in (good/excellent, etc.) condition
- in (someone's) good graces
- in (someone's) honor
- in (the) hope of/that
- in (the) springtime
- in (too) deep
- in (very) bad/poor taste
- in 3-D
- in a bad light
- in a bad way
- in a big way
- in a bind
- in a breeze
- in a compromising position
- in a coon's age
- in a different league