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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. Rhet. the anticipation of possible objections in order to answer them in advance. 2. the representation of something in the future as if it already existed or had occurred. 3. the use of a descriptive word in anticipation of its becoming applicable. prolÄpsis prolÄpsis prÃ³lÄpsis, anticipation, preconception derivative of-, prolÄp variant. s of prolambanein prolambÃ¡nein]. toâ¢anticipateâ²pro (-lep) ticâ¢tÉªkâ²proâ¢lep, ti. calâ¢adjâ²proâ¢lepâ¢ti, cal. ly adv