be eagerly anticipated

Frequency: 8.515.2 per million words

Used to describe a strong feeling of excitement about something that is going to happen.

anticipateADVERB + anticipate

Categories:

be eagerly

Examples (10)

  • The new exhibition is one of the most eagerly anticipated arts events of the year.
  • The release of the new video game is eagerly anticipated by fans worldwide.
  • Her debut novel was eagerly anticipated after her short story won an award.
  • The royal wedding has been eagerly anticipated for months.
  • The company's next smartphone launch will be eagerly anticipated by tech enthusiasts.
  • The results of the clinical trial are eagerly anticipated by the medical community.
  • After a long hiatus, the band's comeback tour is being eagerly anticipated by their loyal followers.
  • It was an eagerly anticipated speech that drew a massive crowd.
  • The final match of the championship was eagerly anticipated by supporters of both teams.
  • The quarterly earnings report from the tech giant is eagerly anticipated by investors.