Synonym: divine, forecast, foresee, foretell, portend, prophesy. Similar words: prediction, verdict, dictate, medical, dedicate, on credit, medication, incredible. Meaning: [prɪ'dɪkt] 
v. 1. make a prediction about; tell in advance 2. indicate by signs.
v. 1. make a prediction about; tell in advance 2. indicate by signs. 
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(121) In all these cases, it is very difficult for the authorities to predict what people's speculation will be.
(122) Obviously people in the trade take a great pride in their ability to understand their customers and to predict their reactions.
(123) The mortgage trader who could predict the behavior of the homeowners made huge profits.
(124) That had simply been a method, a way of trying to predict what would happen.
(125) For instance, if one knew a person's ethnic identity one could predict his or her religion with some confidence.
(126) We shall create councils which reflect local communities and which are able to predict and respond to people's needs.
(127) He can predict the exact hour the rains will come.
(128) Some numbers crunchers predict that few non-defense employees will get buyouts this year under the authority that ends in December.
(129) But legal analysts caution that the judicial process could take years and that its outcome is difficult to predict.
(130) San Francisco elections officials predict a 30 percent turnout at best; campaign managers and pollsters think election officials are optimistic.
(131) Problem of an unstable demand Accurate monetary control requires the authorities to be able to predict the demand curve for money.
(132) Analysts predict the agency's share price will now climb above ￡2m.
(133) Human knowledge is as yet unable to predict such changes.
(134) The major defence pollsters give is that quota samples generally predict the outcome of elections pretty well.
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(135) Finally, it should go without saying that Presocratic theories do not allow one to predict behaviour.
(136) At the moment we are unable to predict with accuracy who will or will not abuse.
(137) Blake's mathematical models predict that dolphins, killer whales and even some penguins can porpoise.
(138) You can also plot comets and minor planets as well as predict solar and lunar eclipses.
(139) The ability of skin cholesterol to predict heart disease is similar to that of blood cholesterol.
(140) The authors also predict an increase in violent storms, fires, landslides and avalanches in the Alpine region as well as widespread deforestation.
(141) Exactly when and at what level global population growth will finally peak is extremely difficult for demographers to predict.
(142) I hope he doesn't suffer the same fate as those who first used a computer to predict an election's outcome.
(143) The problems in constructing such a device seem at present insurmountable, but who can predict the future?
(144) Consensus estimates predict quarterly earnings of 57 cents per share, according to Zacks Investment Research.
(145) Thus Price's work is criticised because of its failure to accurately predict growth rates.
(146) With zeros you can predict very accurately what your capital gains will be and when they will occur.
(147) Men's fashion often gets overlooked in the race to predict the latest and most fashionable trends in womens' clothes.
(148) He says he's been in the business too long to predict the future.
(149) Calculations using Newtonian mechanics predict a precession of 532 arcsec per century.
(150) It is therefore impossible, from the results of one deformation-gradient history to predict the results of any other.
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