watch (for) (Meaning)

watch (for)

to look for (someone or something expected), to look for (something that one wants to get or use)

No weak antonyms found.

I'll watch for the bus to arrive at the bus stop.
The volunteers watched for any signs of wildlife in the national park.
She watched for the perfect opportunity to interject her opinion into the discussion.
The security guard watched for suspicious activity on the store's surveillance cameras.
The doctor watched for any changes in the patient's condition.
I watched for the traffic light to turn green before crossing the street.
The meteorologist watched for the storm to pass over the region.
The teacher watched for students who were struggling with the lesson.
The artist watched for inspiration before beginning to paint.
The jury watched for the judge's signal to deliver their verdict.

to look for (someone or something expected), to look for (something that one wants to get or use)

anticipate, hope (for),expect, await, look forward to, predict, rely (on or upon),wait (for), look for,depend (on or upon)

question,doubt,

I'll watch for the bus to arrive at the bus stop.

The volunteers watched for any signs of wildlife in the national park.

She watched for the perfect opportunity to interject her opinion into the discussion.

The security guard watched for suspicious activity on the store's surveillance cameras.