expectant|expectants in English

noun

[ex'pect·ant || -tənt]

one who is expecting or anticipating (i.e. the birth of a child)

Use "expectant|expectants" in a sentence

1. 6 synonyms for Anticipant: anticipative, anticipatory, expectant, anticipator, anticipative, expectant

2. Anticipant - marked by eager anticipation; "an expectant hush" anticipative, expectant.

3. An expectant crowd gathered.

4. Expectant crowds waited outside the theatre.

5. An expectant crowd gathered outside his house.

6. An expectant hush fell on the guests.

7. A sudden roar came from the expectant crowd.

8. There was an expectant atmosphere front-of-house.

9. Mother eyed Jim with an eager, expectant smile.

10. Expectant; anticipating: "The team was Anticipant of victory

11. Anticipant definition is - expectant, anticipating —usually used with of

12. The faces hold you: guarded, apprehensive, expectant, confident, resolute.

13. 10 synonyms for Anticipatory: expectant, foreseeing, apprehensive, provident, foretelling

14. Bright expectant faces were turned upward toward the stage.

15. The children were looking at the gifts with expectant expressions.

16. Janet had the slow, leaning walk of an expectant mother.

17. The faces hold you: guarded, apprehensive, expectant, confident,(Sentencedict.com) resolute.

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19. But it is an uneasy calm, expectant of imminent, enormous change.

20. Expectant mothers do well to stay away from any dangerous substance.

21. The voice of the auctioneer rang out, hushing the expectant crowd.

22. She turned to me with an expectant look on her face.

23. He's always expectant of the good instead of dreading the evil.

24. Anticipant definition: operating in advance ; expectant ; anticipating Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

25. But that was not what the expectant mother worried about the most.