Verb:

प्रत्याशा करना, पहले से सोच रखना,

anticipating's Usage Examples:

On the other hand there were movements, such as the Waldensian, the Wycliffite and Hussite,which are often described as "reformations anticipating the Reformation" which "set out from the Augustinian conception of the Church, but took exception to the development of the conception," and were pronounced by the medieval church as heretical for (1) "contesting the hierarchical gradation of the priestly order; or (2) giving to the religious idea of the Church implied in the thought of predestination a place superior to the conception of the empirical Church; or (3) applying to the priests, and thereby to the authorities of the Church, the test of the law of God, before admitting their right to exercise, as holding the keys, the power of binding and loosing" (Harnack's History of Dogma, vi.

19) applies the word to a rude drawing on the ground or pavement, to some extent anticipating the modern or garden maze.

He felt as if they were melting in to each other, and rather than anticipating what could come next, he was content to just stay in this moment.

But wherever it may turn there always will be the wave anticipating its movement.

Anticipating events Gebhard had collected some troops, and had taken measures to convert his subjects to Protestantism.

The extreme republicans, anticipating Rousseau, put forward the Agreement of the People.

This is interesting as anticipating a result of modern criticism, as will appear below.

She closed her eyes and tilted her head, anticipating the pinch.

(3) By anticipating the revenues of future years.

She'd been anticipating this moment for awhile.

Synonyms:

assume, hypothesise, expect, pass judgment, reckon, await, imagine, speculate, think, trust, presume, suppose, hypothesize, conjecture, judge, believe, look, wait, hypothecate, opine, theorise, theorize, evaluate, take for granted, guess,

Antonyms:

mistrust, distrust, idle, activity, criticize,