1. Hope: The feeling of expectation and desire for a certain outcome.
2. Wish: An expression of a strong desire for something to happen.
3. Expect: To anticipate or look forward to a particular event or outcome.
4. Want: To have a strong desire for something.
5. Desire: A strong wish or longing for something.
6. Be hopeful: To remain optimistic and have a positive expectation.
7. Be dying for: To have an intense desire for something.
8. A yen for: To have a strong liking or desire for something.
9. Care: To be concerned or have a strong interest in something.
10. Fail to attain one's hope: To be unable to achieve or obtain one's desired goal or outcome.
Hopes turning into reality: To transform one's expectations into actual achievements.
Having a hope of success: Possessing a possibility of achieving success.
Without any hope; beyond (all) hope: In a situation where there is no chance or possibility of improvement or success.
Lay one's hope in [on]...: To place one's trust or expectations in something or someone.
It is earnestly hoped that...: This is a sentence used to express a strong desire or expectation for a particular outcome.
Hope against hope: To continue hoping for an unlikely event or outcome.
There is a ray of hope: There is a small possibility or glimmer of hope.
Where there is life, there is hope: This phrase suggests that as long as there is life, there is a chance for improvement or success.
The teacher expects much of me: The teacher has high expectations for me.
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