Similar words: prognosticate, diagnosis, diagnose, diagnoses, osmosis, neurosis, apotheosis, sclerosis. Meaning: [prɑg'nəʊsɪs /prɒg-] 
n. 1. a prediction about how something (as the weather) will develop 2. a prediction of the course of a disease.
n. 1. a prediction about how something (as the weather) will develop 2. a prediction of the course of a disease. 
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1. The medical prognosis was bleak.
2. The prognosis after the operation was for a full recovery.
3. The prognosis is not good.
4. Doctors said Blake's long-term prognosis is good.
5. The prognosis for the economy is uncertain.
6. If the cancer is caught early the prognosis is excellent.
7. I was reading a gloomy economic prognosis in the paper this morning.
8. The prognosis is for more people to work part-time in the future.
9. The prognosis for the future of the electronics industry is encouraging.
10. This syndrome carried a poor prognosis.
11. The report's prognosis for unemployment was very pessimistic.
12. His prognosis for one-year survival is five per cent.
13. But in practice the prognosis is finely balanced.
14. Well, doctor[http://sentencedict.com], what's the prognosis?
15. What is the prognosis for that?
16. What is a prognosis in medical parlance?
17. The prognosis was given as extremely negative.
18. The long-term prognosis for the film is not entirely gloomy.
19. The prognosis is perhaps for a euro recovery[sentencedict.com], but how far is it likely to move?
20. My prognosis is extremely grave and follows from the diagnosis, that these are consequences of a divided society.
21. It is also useful to understand the prognosis for this disease in the future.
22. By the early 1990s the prognosis for Communism wasn't at all good.
23. Some cases are uncomplicated with a good prognosis while others are difficult to manage with a poor anticipated outcome.
24. Both these factors contribute to the extremely poor prognosis at presentation.
25. It has also been suggested that complex ventricular arrhythmias carry a worse prognosis in patients with non Q wave infarcts.
26. These results suggest that underlying health is much more important than age in determining prognosis after hospital care with community-acquired pneumonia.
27. Urgent surgical treatment by direct suture ligation is the treatment of choice, but the prognosis for most patients is extremely poor.
28. Paradoxically, this move beyond the individual to the social has resulted in a much more pessimistic prognosis for disabled people.
29. While it is clear that specific genetic alterations serve as prognostic indicators, not all correlate with a poor prognosis.
30. A statement issued by the U. S. Embassy gave no details of her medical condition Tuesday or any prognosis for her recovery.
More similar words: prognosticate, diagnosis, diagnose, diagnoses, osmosis, neurosis, apotheosis, sclerosis, symbiosis, thrombosis, chondrogenesis, program, progeny, metamorphosis, progress, prorogue, programme, programming, progressive, make progress, progressivism, proposition, prosthesis, nosy, nose out, cognate, glasnost, incognito, nostalgia, nostalgic.