Used when someone or something is expected but hasn't arrived yet.

Expected Arrival

Can indicate disappointment if someone does not appear as anticipated.

Possible Disappointment

Often refers to attending events like parties, meetings, or appointments.

Highlights doing something better in a competitive context, often with skill.

May imply trying to prove superiority over others in a group setting.

There's often an intent to embarrass or diminish someone else's achievements.

Refers to something becoming more noticeable due to contrast or background.

Often used when discussing how well something appears in pictures.

Used to describe how visible or clear something is under certain conditions.