Look-in

/lˈʊkˈɪn/

[noun]

Look-in

[NOUN]

a chance to be chosen, take part in something, or succeed in it

Examples

1. Genetics just didn't get a look-in.

2. French-speaking Africa, on the other hand, will rarely ever get a look-in.

3. Mr and Mrs Weasley are just the most delightful parents and they definitely should have got a look-in when Harry was naming his children instead of Albus Severus.

4. There is a third sister, Margaret, but sadly she doesn't get much of a look-in.