1. anticipatory - Adjective
2. anticipatory - Adjective Satellite
Forecasting; of the nature of anticipation.
Source: Webster's dictionaryI seek through comprehensive anticipatory design science and its reductions to physical practices to reform the environment instead of trying to reform humans, being intent thereby to accomplish prototyped capabilities of doing more with less... Buckminster Fuller
You know, folks, the French have always been reluctant to surrender to the wishes of their friends, and almost anticipatory in their urge to surrender to the wishes of their enemies. Dennis Miller
After the ballot printer at Huntington Hall stopped working when the polls opened, the line quickly grew with anticipatory voters. Source: Internet
After over thirty years on the air one of the most important aspects of the show is its huge stock of running gags which, if not always funny in themselves, can elicit huge anticipatory laughter from the studio audience. Source: Internet
An Ahmedabad court had earlier rejected Patel’s anticipatory bail plea on similar grounds of Patel’s criminal antecedents, wherein the state had highlighted that he had at least ‘10 FIRs’ registered against him across the state. Source: Internet
As the lights slowly came back on set to anticipatory music, viewers watched The Vamps pass through a hallway to arrive at a second stage. Source: Internet