Similar words: predict, prediction, predictable, unpredictable, unpredictability, addicted, predicate, predicament. Meaning: [prɪ'dɪktɪd] 
adj. known beforehand.
adj. known beforehand. 
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1 They predicted great things for the boy.
2 Sales were five percent lower than predicted.
3 He predicted when war would break out.
4 The weather bureau has accurately predicted the sand storm.
5 The earthquake had been predicted several months before.
6 He praised the union's aims but predicted its early demise.
7 The cavalry commander predicted that many Sioux would bite the dust if they attacked the fort.
8 It was predicted that inflation would continue to fall.
9 It was a close finish,[www.Sentencedict.com] as they had predicted.
10 Newspapers predicted that Davis would be re-elected.
11 Independent analysts in the market predicted disaster.
12 I predicted their getting into trouble.
13 He predicted it would be a smash hit.
14 They predicted a severe economic downturn.
15 Pollsters predicted a victory for the government.
16 She predicted that he would marry a doctor.
17 She predicted that the improvement would continue.
18 The ultimate outcome of the experiment cannot be predicted.
19 She predicted the election result would be close.
20 The earthquake had been predicted several days before.
21 No one could have predicted the final outcome.
22 She shrewdly predicted the stock market crash.
23 Nobody predicted such an electoral landslide.
24 The weatherman predicted a freeze for tonight.
25 The trial is predicted to last for months.
26 Heavy snowfalls are predicted for tonight and tomorrow.
27 Car usage is predicted to increase.
28 The doctors didn't mince their words, and predicted the worst.
29 Meteorologists have predicted mild rains for the next few days.
30 The final figure looks like being much higher than predicted.
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