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Expected Definition & Meaning

1. Anticipated or predicted to happen or occur.

Example: I expected the package to arrive today, but it didn't.

2. Considered to be likely or probable.

Example: It is expected that the company will announce layoffs next week.

3. Required or demanded as necessary.

Example: The teacher expected the students to complete the homework by tomorrow.

4. Believed to be deserving of or entitled to something.

Example: The employee expected a raise for their hard work.

5. Regarded as customary or normal.

Example: It is expected for guests to bring a gift to the wedding.

Examples of the word expected used in sentences.

  • The weather forecast said that rain is expected tonight.
  • I expected my package to arrive yesterday, but it didn't.
  • The teacher expected us to submit our homework on time.
  • I am expected to arrive at the party by 7 pm.
  • The doctor said that a full recovery is expected after the surgery.
  • My parents expected me to do well in school, so I always strive to get good grades. (education)
  • The guests are expected to arrive at the party by 7 pm, so we need to prepare everything ahead of time. (events)
  • I didn't expect to meet my old friend in the supermarket, but it was a pleasant surprise. (social)
  • We expected the weather to be sunny today, but it turned out to be cloudy and rainy. (weather)
  • I expected the bus to arrive on time, but it was delayed for an hour. (transportation)
  • The sports team is expected to do well in the upcoming tournament.
  • The company expected high sales during the holiday season.
  • The weather forecast expected a storm to hit the town.
  • The teacher expected the students to study for the exam.
  • I am expected to finish my work before the deadline.
  • The team captain reminded her teammates that punctuality was expected at all team practices and games.
  • Despite the pandemic, the company's management still expects to hit its revenue targets this quarter.
  • The weather forecasters expected cloudy skies, but the sudden downpour caught everyone off guard.
  • The celebrity chef's new restaurant is already getting rave reviews, so patrons are expected to line up for hours to get a table.
  • The professor expected a high level of critical thinking and engagement from her students during the seminar.
  • Even though she was new to the job, her work surpassed all of our expected expectations.
  • The team's performance in the tournament was far below expected standards.
  • With such a long delay, it's expected that the flight might arrive late.
  • The company's new product line isn't meeting the expected sales targets.
  • As the deadline approaches, the pressure is mounting to deliver the expected results.
  • As a popular tourist destination, heavy footfall is expected at the historical site during the peak season.
  • The doctor informed us that the patient's recovery is progressing as expected, and he should be discharged soon.
  • The new employee's performance exceeded our expectations, and he is expected to be a valuable addition to our team.
  • With extensive research and analysis done on the market trends, higher sales figures are expected for our company in the upcoming quarter.
  • As a seasoned professional, it is expected that you possess the necessary leadership skills to guide your team towards success.
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