That is to be, or will be, hereafter. Often qualifying a noun, with the sense: The person or thing that is expected to be (what the noun denotes).

in possibility (also later, in a possibility): in such a position that something (expressed or implied) is possible; having a prospect, expectation…

In senses of the verb; bespoken, or taken beforehand; anticipated; prejudiced.

expected, anticipated.

Anticipated.

Anticipated, regarded as probable or likely; predicted.

As the second element in compounds: expected, anticipated; = looked-for adj. at compounds. Only in long-looked; cf. long-looked-for adj. at long…

In the state or condition of being expected. Obsolete.

That can or should be expected; unsurprising.

Expected. Obsolete. rare.

figurative. In mental view or prospect; in expectation. Cf. sense 10. Obsolete.

(un-, prefix1 affix 4.)

in prospect: within the bounds of expectation; expected, or to be expected; within view.

Prospective, expected (cf. in perspective adv. b at perspective, n. phrases 3). Obsolete. rare.

The action of looking outward or ahead. Also figurative. Now rare.

Expected or expecting to be (the object or thing specified) in the future; that is in prospect; proposed, likely, potential. (Now the usual sense.)

Apprehended beforehand, looked for, expected.

spec. To be expected or counted on beforehand. Obsolete.

That can be anticipated or expected.

Based on predicted or expected results; forecast, anticipated. Also transferred, and occasionally as adv. opposed to ex post, adj.