Future event or consequence that is considered or anticipated to be the most likely to happen.
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I was prepared to wait for however long it would have taken.
2
However, the UK is now committed to wait for the UN report.
3
However, we'll have to wait for a suggested South African retail price.
4
I really have to ask you to wait for the bus outside-'
5
Even the Army couldn't expect families to wait beyond a month-sixweeks.
6
His wife said he got a call to wait at home today.
7
His calm state told her they still had time left to wait.
8
This one had been approaching for several minutes- alongtime to wait.
9
Without bases there, people would be forced to wait longer for help.
10
In the meantime he waited; one learns to wait in the North.
11
He said, in 1852: On that point, I am willing to wait.
12
Now I just have to wait for the good news, he thought.
13
We shall have to wait to see just how often that happens.
14
But I had to know right then; I couldn't stand to wait.
15
And I don't want to wait a second longer to get started.
16
They didn't have to wait long for the water to take effect.