expectedness
ɪkˈspɛktɪdnəs
Definition

Definition of expectedness - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
commonalityRarequality of being commonly observed or usualRare
  • The expectedness of the sunrise is comforting.
commonness prevalence
2.
anticipationRarestate of being anticipated or foreseenRare
  • The expectedness of the event made it less exciting.
anticipation foreseen predictability
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Origin of expectedness

Latin, ex (out) + spectare (to look)

Examples of expectedness in a sentence

  • She found comfort in the expectedness of daily routines.
  • The expectedness of his arrival was comforting.
  • She disliked the expectedness of her daily routine.

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  1. French:caractère attendu, anticipation, ...
  2. German:Erwartbarkeit, Erwartung, ...
  3. Italian:ovvietà, attesa, ...
  4. Spanish:previsibilidad, esperabilidad, ...
  5. Portuguese:previsibilidade, expectativa, ...
  6. Chinese:常见性, 可预见性, ...
  7. Japanese:予測可能性, 予期性, ...
  8. Arabic:اِعْتِيادِيَّة, توقع, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַדַּת הַצְּפִיוּת, צִפִּיּוּת, ...
  10. Russian:ожидаемость, предсказуемость, ...
  11. Ukrainian:очікуваність, очікування, ...
  12. Hindi:अपेक्षितता, प्रत्याशितता, ...
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