What does anticipating mean?

Answer 1

It means expected, or awaited.

To 'anticipate' something is to 'expect' it or 'predict' it in the future.

For instance if someone throws you a ball you have to anticipate where it will be in order for you to catch it.

Alternatively if you have done something naughty, you can anticipate that your mother will be cross when she finds out.

Answer 2

It means expected, or awaited.

To 'anticipate' something is to 'expect' it or 'predict' it in the future.

For instance if someone throws you a ball you have to anticipate where it will be in order for you to catch it.

Alternatively if you have done something naughty, you can anticipate that your mother will be cross when she finds out.

Answer 3

Anticipation is the act of anticipating - eagerness associated with waiting for something to occur.

Answer 4

It means expected, or awaited.

To 'anticipate' something is to 'expect' it or 'predict' it in the future.

For instance if someone throws you a ball you have to anticipate where it will be in order for you to catch it.

Alternatively if you have done something naughty, you can anticipate that your mother will be cross when she finds out.

Answer 5

To look forward to; expected