Synonyms for much-anticipated
much-an·tic·i·pat·ed

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1. List of paraphrases for "much-anticipated":

   long-awaited, much-awaited

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1. Brennan Higgins:

   The outcome of the meeting looks bearish – especially in the context of today's nonfarm payrolls report, which gives the Fed the green light to embark on its much-anticipated tightening cycle at this month's meeting, history suggests a stronger dollar amid rising interest rates will not be kind to the oil price.

2. Norman Levine:

   Possibly in the short term, markets will selloff on that ... But it's great for the long term because it means the U.S. economy is doing better and that's good for everybody and for stocks, all that said, we are in the midst of a correction in North America. It's one that's much needed, much anticipated and very welcome.

3. Yaniv Sherman:

   New York has always been the critical, strategic and much-anticipated component of any U.S. online gambling agenda, and it represents one of the top three states in terms of economic potential, its no surprise that this is moving on the back of budget deficits in states like New York, and I think its a great way of bringing tax dollars from offshore operations to the city and state coffers.

4. Andrew Scibetta:

   While this diagnosis will prevent me from attending the much-anticipated inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden, I look forward to working with the new administration to unite our country and help the millions of people devastated by the pandemic.