predictable
prɪˈdɪktəbl̩
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Adjective

patterneasy to know before it happens or is obvious
  • The ending of the movie was predictable.
  • Her routine answers made her seem predictable to coworkers.
  • The weather here is frustratingly predictable every summer.
expected foreseeable obvious
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easy to foresee or anticipate
His reactions are predictable as clockwork.

Origin of predictable

Latin, praedicare (to proclaim)

Terms with predictable included in their meaning

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time
happening at fixed or predictable intervals
prediction
event was predictable or expected
employment
routine and predictable job
predictability
in a way that is predictable or unsurprising
predictable period
for a period of time that can be predicted
obviousness
easily noticeable or predictable from far away
predictable
not unexpected given the circumstances
predictable period
within a time period that can be predicted

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  1. French:prévisible, ...
  2. German:vorhersehbar, ...
  3. Italian:prevedibile, ...
  4. Spanish:predecible, ...
  5. Portuguese:previsível, ...
  6. Chinese:可预见的, ...
  7. Japanese:予想通りの, ...
  8. Arabic:قابِل لِلتَّوَقُّع, ...
  9. Hebrew:צָפוּי, ...
  10. Russian:предсказуемый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:передбачуваний, ...
  12. Hindi:पहले से अनुमानित, ...
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