1. to wait for someone or something
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘await’
2. to be ready or in store for someone
Usage: often implies something is prepared or destined to happen

Examples

• She awaits the test results nervously.
• A bright future awaits the talented student.
• The package awaits pickup at the post office.
• Adventure awaits those who are brave enough to explore.
• He awaits his turn in the doctor’s office.
• A surprise party awaits her when she gets home.
• The jury awaits further evidence before making a decision.