awaited

Meanings

• adjective, noun

  The state of eager expectation or anxiety; to be on the lookout or ready for something

  - "The children were in a state of eager awaited for their parents to return from vacation."
  - "The awaited news finally arrived after days of anticipation."

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Synonyms

attend to , service , anticipate , listen , wait for

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with awaited
resembled , depicted , assembled , assembled , collided , collided , abided , abided

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Homophones

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1. await (en) : to wait for or expect someone or something
   

2. awe-towed () : moved or influenced by a feeling of awe
   

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Variants

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await , awaited , awaiting , awaits

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Forms

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awaited (adjective): the state of being eagerly expected or anticipated, await (verb): to wait for or expect someone or something, awaits (third person singular present tense of await)

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Etymology

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From Old French avenir 'arrival' or Middle English aveniden 'come to' + -ed

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Trivia

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1. The word 'awaited' comes from the Old French word 'avenir', which means 'arrival'.

2. The word 'awaited' can also be used as a verb, meaning 'to wait for or expect someone or something'.

3. The word 'awaited' is often used in literature to describe the feeling of anticipation and excitement before a significant event.

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Related Concepts

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1. anticipation: The feeling or attitude of looking forward to something with pleasure or excitement. Anticipation is a positive emotion that can motivate and prepare us for an upcoming event.

2. anxiety: A feeling of nervousness, worry, or unease about an impending event or situation. Anxiety can be a normal response to stress, but it can also be a debilitating condition that interferes with daily life.

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Culture

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In literature, 'awaited' is often used to describe the feeling of anticipation and excitement before a significant event, such as the arrival of a loved one or the outcome of a conflict. It can also be used to describe the feeling of anxiety or fear before a negative event.

How to Memorize "awaited"

1. visualize
   

   - Imagine a clock ticking as you wait for something to happen. Visualize the feeling of excitement or anxiety as you anticipate the arrival of something or someone.
   - Visualize a person standing at the window, looking out for a sign of their loved one's arrival.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word 'awaited' with the feeling of excitement or anxiety that comes before an important event. Associate it with the idea of being on the lookout for something.
   - Associate the word 'awaited' with the image of a clock ticking or a person standing at a window, looking out for a sign of something or someone.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Use the acronym AWAITED to remember the meaning of the word: Anticipation, Waiting, Important, Anxiety, Tension, Excitement, Desire

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