Give the app access to your Facebook, Twitter, and Gmail accounts and it will observe your vocabulary to better anticipate words you are likely to use.
Other than that, though, crosswords have this year anticipated the words of the year much less than usual.
(If nothing else, it's clear why May was so resistant to making public appearances for the remain campaign in the spring, to the screaming frustration of Downing Street; she presumably anticipated her words being later used against her).
WOOD-TV reports she cursed to herself after learning her fine would be $50 more than she anticipated -- words which landed her both in contempt of court and in the slammer.
Wicha, N.Y.Y., Moreno, E.M. & Kutas, M. Anticipating words and their gender: an event-related brain potential study of semantic integration, gender expectancy, and gender agreement in Spanish sentence reading.
For example, "Game Boy," the much ballyhooed hand-held video game from Nintendo, sold out at many stores but never generated the hysteria that some retailers anticipated when word came out earlier this year that Christmas supplies would be limited.
Based on previous experience with this study population we anticipated that word-of-mouth advertising would also occur, therefore, we used this opportunity to create the parallel RDS recruitment arms.
In order to validate the questionnaire, authors reviewed answers from the initial ten questionnaires, and since patient answers were as anticipated, the wording of the questions was not changed.
Thrice-presented words were not included in behavioral or ERP analysis, but were included to discourage subjects from anticipating forthcoming words during testing (i.e., it was unclear to subjects how many times a given word would appear).
Adults can incrementally combine information from speech with astonishing speed to anticipate future words.
