Legal Definition and Related Resources of Anticipate
Meaning of Anticipate
Synonyms of Anticipate
(Expect), verb
- antevertere
- assume
- be ready for
- calculate on
- consider in advance
- contemplate
- count on
- forearm
- get the start on
- guard against
- have in prospect
- hold in view
- intuit
- make preparations
- plan on
- preconceive
- predispose
- prepare for
- suppose
- surmise
- wait for Associated Concepts: anticipated profits
- anticipating defenses
- anticipation notes
- anticipatory breach
- anticipatory repudiation
- anticipatory warrant
- duty to anticipate in negligence
(Prognosticate), verb
- announce in advance
- augur
- auspicate
- betoken
- conjecture
- divine
- forebode
- forecast
- foreknow
- foreshow
- forespeak
- harbinger
- have a presentiment
- herald
- look forward to
- omen
- portend
- praevertere
- preannounce
- precognize
- predetermine
- predict
- premonish
- presage
- prophesy
- vaticinate
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What does Anticipate mean in American Law?
The definition of Anticipate in the law of the United States, as defined by the lexicographer Arthur Leff in his legal dictionary is:
Several meanings:
(a) To look forward to or expect, e.g., “He anticipated a large profit.”
(b) Carrying out an action before required or expected, e.g., “He anticipated the note payment by a full year.”
(c) Forestalling, or countering, e.g., “He anticipated Napoleon’s occupation of the river bank by moving his own troops there first.” See also anticipation and terms so beginning, below.
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