Definitions
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- verb archaic Second-person singular simple present form of
anticipate .
Etymologies
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anticipate + -est
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Examples
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'Thou anticipatest rightly, and that as physicians reckon is a sign that nature is set working, and is throwing off the disease.
The Consolation of Philosophy Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius 1896
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And when thy new customer drinketh his whiskey with thee, anticipatest thou that some day soon the vast thirsty
Tiger-lilies 1867
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And when thy new customer drinketh his whiskey with thee, anticipatest thou that some day soon the vast thirsty Cyclops-shadow of eternity shall stoop and drink down the sea of time at a swallow?
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‘Thou anticipatest rightly, and that as physicians reckon is a sign that nature is set working, and is throwing off the disease.
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