Definition of "await" []

To wait for. See Synonyms at expect. (verb-transitive)
To be in a state of abeyance until: a contract awaiting signature. (verb-transitive)
To be in store for: Death awaits us all. (verb-transitive)
Obsolete To lie in ambush for. (verb-transitive)
To wait. (verb-intransitive)

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Use "await" in a sentence

"He remarkable which a infancy of a people which he talked to did not feel which way, as well as which they were in await of Buffalo Rapids as well as its crew, as well as would similar to to see Dave Schwarz stay as manager of a Project."
"What we await is another deregulation bill that, like the 1997 deregulation solved the most specific and important constraint."
"Old Man's War, the first in a series I eagerly await, is a fast-paced, fun, tip-of-the-hat to Heinlein that succeeds in every way it can."

Words like "await"

abide ambush anticipate awaited awaiting

awaits bide expect hang on heed

hold on hold the line look for look forward look to

tarry wait watch watching