The food I am most looking forward to is McDonald’s, I honestly did not think I would miss it this much! You won't start looking forward to it until some time in the future. Synonyms for looking forward to include hopeful, assured, confident, optimistic, buoyant, sanguine, cheerful, expectant, positive and anticipative.

Does your day look and feel tired with monotonous routines that seem unexciting?

Forward adverb Definition of forward (Entry 2 of 4) : to or toward what is ahead or in front from that time forward moved slowly forward. Incorrect; I am looking forward to meeting you. “As I look back on my life, I realized that every time I thought I was being rejected from something good, I was actually being re-directed to somethin This is such a basic one but important to me nonetheless.

Grammatically ok...but it suggests that right now you are not looking forward to meeting them. I will be looking forward to meet you. Rather odd. But I’ll definitely be ordering as soon as the golden arches open again! Incorrect; I will be looking forward to meeting you.

Top synonyms for looking forward (other words for looking forward) are looking ahead, looking to the future and look into the future. 2. Are you feeling purposeless in life, with nothing to look forward to? Merriam Webster. Getting back to normal uni life. 3. “You can’t start the next chapter of your life if you keep re-reading the last one.” Anonymous. Looking Forward synonyms. "I look forward" means looking forward in a general sense; like, you'd not think about meeting your friend every second of the day, but the anticipation would be in the back of your mind all the time. I am looking forward to meet you. As a student nurse, my degree has been flipped upside down! 1.

“Life is like riding a bicycle, to keep your balance, you must keep moving.” Albert Einstein. 7. More similar words: look forward to, look for, forward, put forward, bring forward, straightforward, book for, afterward, afterwards, doorway, motorway, look, looks, look at, look up, look to, outlook, look on, look out, look in, look away, look down, look over, look up to, … Either "I look forward" or "I am looking forward" is okay (I would agree that "I look forward" sounds a bit more formal) but no matter which you use in the beginnning of the sentence, the end should be "to seeing you."

Personally, I'm looking forward to being informed that I answered this question in accordance with the forum's rules and policies.