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Meaning of expectancy
expectancy (n)
an expectation
something expected (as on the basis of a norm)
expectancy (n.)
The act of expecting ; expectation.
That which is expected, or looked or waited for with interest; the object of expectation or hope.
expectancy Sentence Examples
- Sarah anxiously awaited the arrival of her new baby with great expectancy.
- The young entrepreneur eagerly anticipated the launch of his business venture with high expectancy.
- The meteorologist delivered the weather expectancy with utmost certainty.
- The doctor provided the expectant mother with a timeline for the expectancy.
- The researchers held their breath in expectancy as they waited for the results of their groundbreaking study.
- With bated breath, the audience waited in expectancy for the award show's grand finale.
- The young student approached the standardized test with quiet expectancy, hoping for the best.
- The company management made financial projections based on market expectancy and consumer trends.
- The economic downturn impacted several industries, leading to an expectancy of lower corporate earnings.
- The athlete endured rigorous training and disciplined practice, fueled by the expectancy of victory.
FAQs About the word expectancy
an expectation, something expected (as on the basis of a norm)The act of expecting ; expectation., That which is expected, or looked or waited for with interest
anticipation, expectation,expectance, contemplation, prospect, foreboding, apprehension, dread,alarm, alarum
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Sarah anxiously awaited the arrival of her new baby with great expectancy.
The young entrepreneur eagerly anticipated the launch of his business venture with high expectancy.
The meteorologist delivered the weather expectancy with utmost certainty.
The doctor provided the expectant mother with a timeline for the expectancy.
