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expect

Definition for expect

verb as in want, wish

Strongest matches

call for, demand, require

Strong match

exact

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Example Sentences

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“I know Austin,” Redick said, “I’m going to expect him to play.”

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Ministers are expected to announce which of two rival proposals is preferred for the expansion of Heathrow within weeks.

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In an ecosystem where access to power and computing resources are major limiting factors, Otto expects to see many alliances.

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And don’t expect Speaker Mike Johnson to end his career by turning to Democrats to jam them through.

Fans have a right to expect fair and honest competition, but sports leagues promote and profit from gambling.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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