Expected is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXPECTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXPECT, to anticipate
• regard (something) as likely to happen
• regard (someone) as likely to do or be something
• believe that (someone or something) will arrive soon
• require (something) as rightfully due or appropriate in the circumstances
• require (someone) to fulfil an obligation
• used to indicate that one supposes something to be so but has no firm evidence
ADJECTIVE:
• considered likely or probable to happen or arrive

Words related to EXPECTED

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How to use EXPECTED in a sentence

• Moreland and himself waited for a farther summons, though it must be confessed that it was expected every hour.
• Every one expected that the jury would come into court with a verdict at the opening of the session on Tuesday morning.
• I expected my action to be spurned or ignored, so very timidly slipped my fingers into his palm.
• A young labour politician is expected to live in more than American conditions of intimate publicity.
• Unfortunately, Mammy Jane had gone to visit a sick woman in the country, and was not expected to return for several hours.
• This was naturally to be expected, and this I began to experience.
• You have gained the very point we expected you to gain.
• He was unaware of our disagreement and expected you to accompany me.
• He was well aware that the Romans would feel keenly the loss of so important a post, and expected that it would not be long before they made an effort to recover possession of it.
• It was not an abrupt descent, as we had expected, but for the most part level, over black mud.
• As I told you just now, Madame Wachner expected her to supper, but she never came.
• When there, though looking most wretchedly, she ate more and was calmer than her sister had expected.
• Such ignorance might have been expected from the utter indifference manifested in England towards Indian affairs.
• On the other hand, the phenomena were often more active when least looked for, and some of those most expected never occurred.
• The answers were often quite opposed to what I expected, so that I could not believe that I was influencing them.
• The colt was only turning out moderately, and though the pony was undoubtedly both crabbed and flippant, she could not be expected to do much with nearly twelve stone on her back.
• If he asked people to dinner, every one expected a frolic.
• Just as I arrived within the lines, I ascertained that an attack was expected.
• A man of education is, of course, expected to be master of all these.
• I had never expected to say so much, but it has come upon me that I must say the utmost.
• The women were not as cooeperative as she had expected them to be.
• From such a man loyalty to the President who appointed him was hardly to be expected.
• For a few minutes he did not hear the bell at all, and when he did it was not where he had expected to hear it, but away off to one side.
• By the time they had reached the parlor door opposite the office, near which they proposed to wait for the travellers, now momentarily expected, Mrs.
• The messenger is expected to return before the 15th of June next, but he may be detained to a later day.
• In the nature of things it could not be expected that these men would be able to appreciate Beethoven, or understand much of his art.
• The strategy worked even better than Bouquet had expected.
• Her eye never wandered from Johnsen, as if she expected every moment that he would begin to speak, and give some explanation as to why he came in such company.

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