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Usage Notes. Despite claims that anticipate should only be used to mean âto perform (an action) or respond to (a question, etc.) in advanceâ or âto forestall,â it has been used widely since the 18th century as a synonym for expect, often with an implication of pleasure: We anticipate a large turnout at the next meeting.
1. (may take a clause as object) to foresee and act in advance of: he anticipated the fall in value by selling early. 2. to thwart by acting in advance of; forestall: I anticipated his punch by moving out of reach. 3. (also intr) to mention (something) before its proper time: don't anticipate the climax of the story.