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anticipations Meaning
anticipations
mental attitude that influences a later response, pleasurable expectation, the use of money before it is available, a prior action that takes into account or forestalls a later action, the act of looking forward, the knowledge or use of an invention in the U.S. or the patenting or describing of the invention in a publication in the U.S. or a foreign country before the discovery by a patent applicant, an earlier action that takes into account and deals with or prevents a later action, occurrence (as of a disease or symptom) before the normal or expected time, the act of providing for an expected event or state, visualization of a future event or state, an object or form that anticipates a later type, the early sounding of one or more tones of a succeeding chord to form a temporary dissonance compare suspension
anticipations Sentence Examples
- My anticipations soared as I awaited the release of the eagerly anticipated movie.
- The investors harbored high anticipations for the new technology's impact.
- The athletes approached the competition with a mixture of excitement and anticipations.
- The audience members sat in anticipation of the captivating performance to come.
- The student eagerly anticipated the results of the exam, hoping to exceed his expectations.
- The parents celebrated the birth of their child with joy and anticipations for the future.
- The team's anticipations of victory were dashed when they suffered an unexpected defeat.
- The company planned its strategy with meticulous care, factoring in both anticipations and potential risks.
- The anticipation of a delicious meal heightened my excitement and made the waiting time seem endless.
- Despite my high anticipations, the outcome of the situation turned out to be rather disappointing.
FAQs About the word anticipations
mental attitude that influences a later response, pleasurable expectation, the use of money before it is available, a prior action that takes into account or fo
expectancies,expectations, contemplations, prospects,expectances, alarms, forebodings, misgivings, dreads, alarums
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My anticipations soared as I awaited the release of the eagerly anticipated movie.
The investors harbored high anticipations for the new technology's impact.
The athletes approached the competition with a mixture of excitement and anticipations.
The audience members sat in anticipation of the captivating performance to come.
