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Definition of predictably - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
expected mannerin a way that can be expected
- Predictably, the sun rose in the east.
- Predictably, she chose the chocolate cake.
- The results, predictably, were in his favor.
Origin of predictably
Latin, praedicabilis (foretell)
Terms with predictably included in their meaning
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reliability
run smoothly, predictably, without problems
finance
state where a country's production prices and jobs change slowly and predictably
repeated situation
situation that happens repeatedly and predictably
unruly behavior
not willing to follow rules or behave predictably
predictably
in a deterministic manner without randomness
predictably
in a way that was predicted or anticipated
clock-based
operations initiated predictably by a clock
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- French:comme prévu, ...
- German:wie erwartet, ...
- Italian:prevedibilmente, ...
- Spanish:previsiblemente, ...
- Portuguese:previsivelmente, ...
- Chinese:不出所料地, ...
- Japanese:予想通り, ...
- Arabic:بِشَكْلٍ مُتَوَقَّع, ...
- Hebrew:כַּצָּפוּי, ...
- Russian:предсказуемо, ...
- Ukrainian:очікувано, ...
- Hindi:स्वाभाविक रूप से, ...
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