wait on Synonyms
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wait on Meaning
wait on (v)
work for or be a servant to
wait on Sentence Examples
- The waiter proceeded to wait on the customers, taking their orders and serving their meals.
- The guests had to wait on the host for an extended period before they could enter the house.
- The car broke down, leaving the stranded driver waiting on assistance for hours.
- The doctor instructed the patient to wait on further instructions before taking any medication.
- The students waited on the results of their exams with bated breath.
- The secretary waited on the boss, hoping for an update on the latest project.
- The plumber waited on the landlord to arrive and fix the leaking sink.
- The hikers decided to wait on the summit for clearer weather before continuing their journey.
- The customers grew impatient as they had to wait on their food for an unusually long time.
- The anxious job seeker waited on a call from the potential employer with a mixture of hope and trepidation.
FAQs About the word wait on
work for or be a servant to
serve, slave (for),work (for), dance attendance (upon),tend (to), minister (to),attend
forget,forget, neglect, slight, ignore, ignore, slight, neglect, brush (aside or off),brush (aside or off)
The waiter proceeded to wait on the customers, taking their orders and serving their meals.
The guests had to wait on the host for an extended period before they could enter the house.
The car broke down, leaving the stranded driver waiting on assistance for hours.
The doctor instructed the patient to wait on further instructions before taking any medication.
