Predictable - English meaning

Predictable – definitions in English dictionary

adjective
Able to be predicted.
Usage examples:
The market is volatile and never predictable
Synonims:
Foreseeable (only) to be expected Expected Par for the course Unsurprising Anticipated Probable Likely Foreseen Formulaic Formularized Obvious Inevitable On the cards

adjective
Acting or happening in a way that is expected
Usage examples:
Comets usually appear at predictable times., she’s so predictable – she always wants to go to the s…

adjective
Happening as or when expected
Usage examples:
Bonds are attractive for investors seeking predictable returns on their investments., the supermark…

Predictable translation into English

Predictable: translate from English into Chinese

可预见

Predictable: translate from English into Dutch

Voorspelbaar

Predictable: translate from English into French

Prévisible

Predictable: translate from English into German

Vorhersagbar, Berechenbar, Voraussagbar, Vorausberechenbar, Leicht vorauszusagen

Predictable: translate from English into Hindi

उम्मीद के मुताबिक, भविष्‍यवचनीय, पूर्वकथनीय

Predictable: translate from English into Italian

Prevedibile

Predictable: translate from English into Korean

예측 가능한

Predictable: translate from English into Russian

Предсказуемый

Predictable: translate from English into Spanish

Previsible, De reacciones previsibles

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Predictable – similar words

predictably

adverb
In a way that can be predicted; as expected.
Usage examples:
So far the markets have behaved predictably

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predictability

noun
The ability to be predicted.
Usage examples:
We were discussing the predictability of career outcomes

noun
The state of knowing what something is like, when something will happen, etc.
Usage examples:
Although her job is boring and monotonous, she likes the sense of predictability and security that …

Predictability - all meanings in English

predict

verb
Say or estimate that (a specified thing) will happen in the future or will be a consequence of something.
Usage examples:
It is too early to predict a result

verb
Make a guess about what will happen in the future

verb
To say that an event or action will happen in the future
Usage examples:
[ t ] astronomers can predict the exact time of an eclipse., [ + that clause ] who could have predi…

Predict - all meanings in English

Predictable synonims

anticipated

verb
Regard as probable; expect or predict.
Usage examples:
She anticipated scorn on her return to the theatre

verb
Past simple and past participle of anticipate
Usage examples:
We don't anticipate any trouble., we had one or two difficulties along the way that we didn't antic…

Anticipated - all meanings in English

expected

adjective
Regarded as likely; anticipated.
Usage examples:
Write down your expected monthly income, and regularly track your expenses

verb
Regard (something) as likely to happen.
Usage examples:
It's as well to expect the worst

adjective
Believed to be going to happen or arrive
Usage examples:
The expected counterattack never happened., the painting sold for three times the expected price., …

Expected - all meanings in English

foreseeable

adjective
Able to be foreseen or predicted.
Usage examples:
The situation is unlikely to change in the foreseeable future

adjective
Able to be understood in advance
Usage examples:
Unfortunately, he was likely to remain in power for the foreseeable future (= for a long time, beyo…

Foreseeable - all meanings in English

foreseen

verb
Be aware of beforehand; predict.
Usage examples:
We did not foresee any difficulties

Past participle of foresee

Foreseen - all meanings in English

formulaic

adjective
Constituting or containing a set form of words.
Usage examples:
Formulaic expressions such as ‘once upon a time’

adjective
Containing or consisting of fixed and repeated groups of words or ideas
Usage examples:
The text was dull and formulaic.

Formulaic - all meanings in English

formularized

verb
Make formulaic or predictable.
Usage examples:
Their stage shows have become a little formularized

Formularized - all meanings in English

inevitable

adjective
Certain to happen; unavoidable.
Usage examples:
War was inevitable

noun
A situation that is unavoidable.
Usage examples:
By the morning he had accepted the inevitable

Incapable of being avoided or prevented

Inevitable - all meanings in English

likely

adjective
Such as well might happen or be true; probable.
Usage examples:
Speculation on the likely effect of opting out

adverb
Probably.
Usage examples:
We will most likely go to a bar

adjective
Expected to happen; probable
Usage examples:
[ + to infinitive ] if i don’t write it down, i’m likely to forget., i’ll most likely get there at …

Likely - all meanings in English

obvious

adjective
Easily perceived or understood; clear, self-evident, or apparent.
Usage examples:
Unemployment has been the most obvious cost of the recession

adjective
Easily seen, recognized, or understood
Usage examples:
An obvious solution, for obvious reasons, he needs to find work soon.

Obvious - all meanings in English

par for the course

phrase
What is normal or expected in any given circumstances.
Usage examples:
Looking gorgeous is par for the course with her

idiom
What should be expected because of past experience
Usage examples:
The school budget is going to be cut again this year, but then that’s par for the course.

Par for the course - all meanings in English

probable

adjective
Likely to happen or be the case.
Usage examples:
It is probable that the economic situation will deteriorate further

noun
A person who is likely to become or do something, especially one who is likely to be chosen for a team.
Usage examples:
Merson and wright are probables

adjective
Likely to be true or likely to happen
Usage examples:
The doctor said that the most probable cause of death was heart failure., i’ll probably be home abo…

Probable - all meanings in English

unsurprising

adjective
Not unexpected and so not causing surprise.
Usage examples:
The outcome of this sombre film is unsurprising

Unsurprising - all meanings in English

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