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Definition of predicted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
forecastingforeseen based on information
- The predicted outcome was based on the data collected.
- The predicted storm arrived right on time.
- The predicted results matched the actual findings.
Origin of predicted
Latin, praedictus (foretold)
Terms with predicted included in their meaning
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expectations
less than what was predicted
anticipated
predicted or expected based on a promise
uncertain outcome
not able to be predicted or foreseen
unexpected outcome
contrary to what was anticipated or predicted
unexpected outcome
happening contrary to what was expected or predicted
predictions
list of predicted events for an occasion
prediction
outcomes predicted before doing a task, test, project or experiment
predictable period
for a period of time that can be predicted
general
able to be predicted from what is known now
predictable period
within a time period that can be predicted
confirmation
as expected or predicted
unexpected
not expected or predicted
outcome result
higher or more positive than what was predicted
surprising result
unexpected or surprising compared to what was predicted
prediction
predicted or announced beforehand
completed prediction
describing someone or something that completed a predicted event
expectation
expected or predicted for a long time
prophecy effect
causing itself to happen because it is expected or predicted
unexpected
not predicted or expected to happen
general trait
quality of being unable to be predicted
expectation
as expected or predicted
unpredictable event
event that cannot be predicted or controlled
workforce
predicted shortage of workers due to low birth rates
mathematics
average outcome predicted by probability
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- French:prévu, ...
- German:vorhergesagt, ...
- Italian:pronosticato, ...
- Spanish:previsto, ...
- Portuguese:previsto, ...
- Chinese:预测的, ...
- Japanese:予測された, ...
- Arabic:مُتَوَقَّع, ...
- Hebrew:חָזוּי, ...
- Russian:предсказанный, ...
- Ukrainian:передбачений, ...
- Hindi:पूर्वानुमानित, ...
Definition of predict - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
forecastingestimate or forecast based on present data or trends
- Economists predict a rise in inflation.
2.
theory implicationTECH. imply an outcome based on a theory or lawTECH.
- The theory predicts an increase in temperature.
Expressions with predict
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foresee a negative outcome
The analysts predict doom and gloom for the company's future.
Origin of predict
Latin, praedicere (to say before)
Examples of predict in a sentence
Analysts predict a drop in the stock market. The model predicts a shift in consumer behavior. Scientists predict changes in the ecosystem due to climate change.
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- French:prévoir, prédire, ...
- German:vorhersagen, voraussagen, ...
- Italian:prevedere, ipotizzare, ...
- Spanish:predecir, vaticinar, ...
- Portuguese:prever, antecipar, ...
- Chinese:预计, 预测, ...
- Japanese:予測する, 示唆する, ...
- Arabic:تَوَقَّعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לַחֲזוֹת, לְנַבֵּא, ...
- Russian:прогнозировать, предсказать, ...
- Ukrainian:прогнозувати, ...
- Hindi:पूर्वानुमान करना, ...
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