anticipations
Pronunciation: [ænˌtɪsɪˈpeɪʃənz]
Word
Context: "expectations"
(noun) what you think or hope will happen in the future. It’s like when you look forward to a birthday party and you imagine how fun it will be.
Example
Her anticipations for the holiday were filled with excitement about seeing her family.
Example
His anticipations for the game were low after the team lost their last few matches.
Example
What are your anticipations for the upcoming school year?
Context: "planning"
(noun) the plans or ideas you have about what will happen next. You create anticipations when you make decisions or think about future events.
Example
The anticipations for the project were very high because everyone was excited to work on it.
Example
There were no anticipations for a big change, so everyone was surprised when it happened.
Example
What anticipations do you have for the changes in your city?
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