adjective

expected

expected, anticipated, predicted

The expected arrival time is 10 PM.

The expected arrival time is 10 p.m.

This was an expected result.

This was an expected result.

She is expected to win the race.

She is expected to win the race.

the expected ((noun)) the anticipated (noun) The expected arrival time is 10 PM.

to be expected to ((do sth.)) to be supposed to do something She is expected to win the race.

as expected in the way that was anticipated The plan worked as expected.

Synonyms: anticipated, predicted, likely; Antonyms: unexpected, surprising

The past participle of the verb 'expect', from Latin 'exspectare'.

If something is 'expected', it's not a surprise. It's what you thought would happen.

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