anticipatory

anticipatory
an·tici·pa·tory
[ænˌtɪsɪˈpeɪtəri, AM ænˈtɪsəpətɔ:ri]
adj vorwegnehmend attr
\anticipatory breach LAW vorweggenommene Vertragsverletzung
\anticipatory chill bange Vorahnung
\anticipatory thrill gespannte Erwartung
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[n'tIsI"peItərɪ]
adj
vorwegnehmend
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anticipatory [-peıtərı; US -pəˌtəʊriː; -ˌtɔː-] adj (adv anticipatorily)
1. vorwegnehmend, vorgreifend:
anticipatory account Vorbericht m;
anticipatory breach of contract JUR antizipierter (vorzeitig angekündigter od erkennbarer) Vertragsbruch;
anticipatory control TECH Vorsteuerung f
2. JUR neuheitsschädlich:
anticipatory reference (Patent)Vorwegnahme f
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adj.
erwartend adj.

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