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anticipateverb to believe in the future occurrence of (something)I anticipate that we'll be seeing you for New Year's await, expect, hope (for), watch (for) bank on, count (on or upon), depend (on or upon), rely (on or upon), wait (for)envisage, envision, foreseeforetell, predict, prophesyassume, presume, presupposecontemplate, eye, view look for, look forward to doubt, question to realize or know about beforehandI anticipated this unhelpful response divine, forefeel, foreknow, foresee, prevision augur, forecast, foretell, predict, presage, prognosticate, prophesyenvisage, envision, foreshadow, prefigure, visualizealert, caution, foretoken, forewarnpreviewdescry, discern, perceiveapprehend, dread, fear foresee, foreknow, divine, anticipate mean to know beforehand.foresee implies nothing about how the knowledge is derived and may apply to ordinary reasoning and experience.economists should have foreseen the recession foreknow usually implies supernatural assistance, as through revelation.if only we could foreknow our own destinies divine adds to foresee the suggestion of exceptional wisdom or discernment.was able to divine Europe's rapid recovery from the war anticipate implies taking action about or responding emotionally to something before it happens.the waiter anticipated our every need in 1532 |