Another way to say " a day we look forward to"
Hi, everyone
Can I use the "expected day" or "anticipated day" to descirbe the meaning of "a day I look for to"?
But it is kind of misleading to use the two adjectives, the "expected" only implies something I feel it will happen, however, without emotion. "look forward" seems to express the exciting to the impending things. So, is it proper or not to use this term?
Thanks!

Question

Another way to say " a day we look forward to"
Hi, everyone 
Can I use the "expected day" or "anticipated day" to descirbe the meaning of "a day I look for to"?
But it is kind of misleading to use the two adjectives, the "expected" only implies something I feel it will happen, however, without emotion. "look forward" seems to express the exciting to the impending things. So, is it proper or not to use this term?
Thanks!

Answer

You could say "a long-anticipated day", if you had been looking forward to it for a long time.

Or "an eagerly-anticipated day" / "this day is eagerly anticipated" which works with any duration.

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