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anticipations
1
something expected (as on the basis of a norm)
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an expectation
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the action of predicting something to happen in the future
- The team's anticipation of their competitor's strategy allowed them to adjust their game plan effectively.
- His anticipation of the stock market trends allowed him to make profitable investments.
- His anticipation of the weather changes helped him prepare adequately for the hike.
- Her anticipation of the challenges ahead made her plan meticulously for every possible scenario.
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4
the act of looking forward to or expecting something with excitement and eagerness
- The children's faces were filled with anticipation as they waited for the curtain to rise on the school play.
- Her heart raced in anticipation of the job interview, hoping for a positive outcome.
- The holiday season is often a time of joyful anticipation, with people looking forward to festive gatherings and celebrations.
- As the concert date approached, fans felt a growing sense of anticipation for the performance of their favorite band.
- The aroma of baking cookies filled the house, creating a delightful atmosphere of anticipation for the upcoming family gathering.
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