awaiting
v.v. to wait for something that you expect to happen soon. It is a more formal way to say you are waiting for a specific thing, like a letter or a decision.
v. to wait for or expect something. Transitive — always takes a direct object and does not require a preposition.
We are awaiting your reply.
The legal team is currently awaiting the judge's final decision before filing any further paperwork.
The passengers sat in the terminal, awaiting further instructions as the storm clouds gathered over the runway and delayed all departing flights.
The verb is transitive and takes a direct object. Unlike 'wait', it cannot be used without an object.
awaiting for the resultsawaiting the resultsLearners often confuse 'awaiting' with 'waiting for'. 'Await' is transitive and must not be followed by a preposition.