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HOPEFOR |
Expect |
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AWAIT |
Expect |
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HOPE |
Expect |
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LOOK |
To expect. |
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EXPECTED |
Of Expect |
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EXPECTING |
Of Expect |
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RECKON |
Expect to be true |
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TEND |
To await; to expect. |
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PESSIMISTIC |
Tending to expect the worst |
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HOPE FOR |
Expect to see proof he transformed |
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ICEAGE |
Time to expect a glacial reception? |
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CALCULATE |
To plan; to expect; to think. |
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EXPLODE |
Half expect ore seam to blow up |
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ARTERIES |
Vessels from which you might expect great outpouring |
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SKEPTIC |
First, she can expect problems taking in climatedenier |
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TAXIDERMIST |
His customers expect him to know his stuff |
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PREDICTION |
Say what you expect to happen in the future |
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PAR |
Just what one might expect, ... for the course |
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EXPEDITED |
Sped up ... what you would half-expect, prepared for publication |
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DICTATORS |
Tyrants who expect their every word to be written down? |
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EXCERPT |
Erroneously expect third person to be included in book extract |
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PESSIMISTICALLY |
In a manner showing a tendency to expect the worst outcomes |
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BROADDAYLIGHT |
We might be rocking till then, but we don’t expect to be robbed in this setting |
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ON |
In reference or relation to; as, on our part expect
punctuality; a satire on society. |
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PROMISE |
To afford reason to expect; to cause hope or assurance
of; as, the clouds promise rain. |