Definition
Definition of much-anticipated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
excited waitingeagerly awaited by many people
- The much-anticipated movie finally premiered last night.
- Fans lined up for the much-anticipated concert tickets.
- The much-anticipated book sold out in hours.
Origin of much-anticipated
Old English, micel (much) + Latin, anticipare (to take before)
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- French:très attendu, ...
- German:sehnlichst erwartet, ...
- Italian:molto atteso, ...
- Spanish:muy esperada, ...
- Portuguese:muito aguardado, ...
- Chinese:备受期待的, ...
- Japanese:待望の, ...
- Arabic:مُنْتَظَر بِفارِغ الصَّبْر, ...
- Hebrew:מְצֻפֶּה מְאֹד, ...
- Russian:долгожданный, ...
- Ukrainian:довгоочікуваний, ...
- Hindi:बहुत प्रतीक्षित, ...
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