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Await, by itself, means wait for. Thus, awaiting means waiting for; for example, "a whole new life was awaiting him in the new job" will be reframed as "a whole new life was waiting for him in the new job".

Other examples:

  1. The cat awaits the mouse to come out of the hole.
  2. We'reWe've been awaiting over an hour now.
  3. Happiness awaits you.

Await, by itself, means wait for. Thus, awaiting means waiting for; for example, "a whole new life was awaiting him in the new job" will be reframed as "a whole new life was waiting for him in the new job".

Other examples:

  1. The cat awaits the mouse to come out of the hole.
  2. We're awaiting over an hour now.
  3. Happiness awaits you.

Await, by itself, means wait for. Thus, awaiting means waiting for; for example, "a whole new life was awaiting him in the new job" will be reframed as "a whole new life was waiting for him in the new job".

Other examples:

  1. The cat awaits the mouse to come out of the hole.
  2. We've been awaiting over an hour now.
  3. Happiness awaits you.
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Await, by itself, means wait for. Thus, awaiting means waiting for; for example, "a whole new life was awaiting him in the new job" will be reframed as "a whole new life was waiting for him in the new job".

Other examples:

  1. The cat awaits the mouse to come out of the hole.
  2. We're awaiting over an hour now.
  3. Happiness awaits you.

Await, by itself, means wait for. Thus, awaiting means waiting for; for example, "a whole new life was awaiting him in the new job" will be reframed as "a whole new life was waiting for him in the new job".

Other examples:

  1. The cat awaits the mouse to come out of the hole.
  2. We're awaiting over an hour now.
  3. Happiness awaits you.

Await, by itself, means wait for. Thus, awaiting means waiting for; for example, "a whole new life was awaiting him in the new job" will be reframed as "a whole new life was waiting for him in the new job".

Other examples:

  1. The cat awaits the mouse to come out of the hole.
  2. We're awaiting over an hour now.
  3. Happiness awaits you.
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Await, by itself, means wait for. Thus, awaiting means waiting for; for example, "a whole new life was awaiting him in the new job" will be reframed as "a whole new life was waiting for him in the new job".

Other examples:

  1. The cat awaits the mouse to come out of the hole.
  2. We're awaiting for over an hour now.
  3. Happiness awaits you.

Await, by itself, means wait for. Thus, awaiting means waiting for; for example, "a whole new life was awaiting him in the new job" will be reframed as "a whole new life was waiting for him in the new job".

Other examples:

  1. The cat awaits the mouse to come out of the hole.
  2. We're awaiting for over an hour now.
  3. Happiness awaits you.

Await, by itself, means wait for. Thus, awaiting means waiting for; for example, "a whole new life was awaiting him in the new job" will be reframed as "a whole new life was waiting for him in the new job".

Other examples:

  1. The cat awaits the mouse to come out of the hole.
  2. We're awaiting over an hour now.
  3. Happiness awaits you.
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