Anticipating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANTICIPATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• ANTICIPATE, to expect, look forward to
• regard as probable; expect or predict
• guess or be aware of (what will happen) and take action in order to be prepared
• act as a forerunner or precursor of
• come or take place before (an event or process expected or scheduled for a later time)
• look forward to
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give advance thought, discussion, or treatment to

Words related to ANTICIPATING

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How to use ANTICIPATING in a sentence

• None, that is, until the friendly editor for whom she worked, anticipating her final downfall, had sought to save her by sending her to a country newspaper.
• Each of them had for some time been anticipating promotion, and hoped to return home with the rank of lieutenant at least.
• A slight refreshment was served them during our short stay, and when we departed we left them eagerly anticipating luncheon.
• But he was greatly relieved when the magistrate, anticipating his demand, told him that he did not receive his rents until October, and that he would pay him then.
• The weather being fine, and anticipating no high winds at this season, I determined, as a means of health and recreation, to take Mrs.
• Caesar, anticipating this danger, leaped over into the sea and swam to the ship.
• Others had sought to reach California, not anticipating a state of hostilities which would bar their way.
• It was the period when Abelard, anticipating freedom of thought and of instruction, drew together upon Mount St.
• Anticipating Newton, Copernicus imputed gravity to the sun, the moon, and heavenly bodies, but he was led astray by assuming that the celestial motions must be circular.
• Yet it was so simple, so obvious, that I was amazed at my never anticipating the thing that was happening to me.
• They seeing how eager he was, and not anticipating any possibility of danger, readily approved of the proceeding.
• Ferdinand, long accustomed to have his own way, was not anticipating any serious resistance.
• Behold, how all the learned men of that generation, though eagerly anticipating the coming of the Promised One, have nevertheless denied Him.
• Anticipating this, Wild avoided the shot by suddenly, ducking his head.
• They had come on for Christmas unexpectedly, anticipating an eager welcome, happy in their sense of surprise.
• Jesus was apparently the first Christian Scientist, anticipating, though not completely, its philosophy and demonstrating its practices.
• It would appear then that de Sacy, in placing this account before his description of the Karmathites, was anticipating.
• We are daily anticipating an attack on the Southern side of the city.
• The Henshaw wing of the party in Massachusetts were anticipating a success in 1852.
• As might have been expected, she had been feverishly anticipating my visit.
• In due course they arrived and he is anticipating great things from them.
• In this case, however, it simply means that he is anticipating and seeking to mitigate an expected beating.
• Haim would again be absent, and he was anticipating exquisite hours.
• She counted two hundred and fifty, and then, anticipating feverishly the tonic glow of the tea in her breast, she poured out a cup.
• Anticipating that he would be ordered to the Military Institute, he was even delighted, says his wife, at the prospect of returning home.
• He knew something of his opponent, and anticipating that he would be eager to attack, had ordered the greater part of his division to remain concealed.
• Only at the last, when by some unexpected chance, a final opportunity of surveying the past and anticipating the future is granted him, all has become clear.
• Strong, thoughtful, self-controlled, anticipating every move, He was using all the strength of His great strong will in yielding.
• The conquerors pushed on towards Egypt, anticipating an easy victory.
• Gascoyne, not anticipating this attack, had returned to the settlement armed only with his knife.
• He still hovered around her, content if she gave him a smile or a kind word, seeming to find his best happiness in anticipating her every wish before it was uttered.
• I said I had seen him, and waited, anticipating the next question.

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