anticipating (Meaning)

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anticipating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Anticipate

No weak antonyms found.

The children were eagerly anticipating the arrival of the ice cream truck, their faces lighting up with excitement.
As the deadline approached, the project team was diligently anticipating potential challenges and preparing contingency plans.
The travelers sat at the airport, anxiously anticipating the announcement of their flight's departure.
The students were quietly anticipating the results of their final exams, hoping for favorable grades.
The chef was meticulously organizing the kitchen, anticipating the busy evening ahead with a fully booked restaurant.
The fans were fervently anticipating the release of their favorite band's new album, counting down the days until it hit the shelves.
The employees were actively anticipating the company's annual bonus announcement, looking forward to the extra financial boost.
The scientist was carefully analyzing data, anticipating groundbreaking discoveries that could reshape the scientific community's understanding.
The bride-to-be was joyfully anticipating her wedding day, with plans and preparations in full swing.
The detective was strategically anticipating the suspect's next move, determined to stay one step ahead in the investigation.

of Anticipate

awaiting,expecting, hoping (for),predicting, watching (for), looking for, foreseeing, assuming,looking forward to, eyeing

questioning, questioning,doubting, doubting,

The children were eagerly anticipating the arrival of the ice cream truck, their faces lighting up with excitement.

As the deadline approached, the project team was diligently anticipating potential challenges and preparing contingency plans.

The travelers sat at the airport, anxiously anticipating the announcement of their flight's departure.

The students were quietly anticipating the results of their final exams, hoping for favorable grades.