Predict

What do we mean by predict?

To state, tell about, or make known in advance, especially on the basis of special knowledge. intransitive verb

To foretell something. intransitive verb

A prediction. noun

To foretell; prophesy; declare before the event happens; prognosticate; also, to declare before the fact is known by direct experience.

Synonyms Prophesy, Presage, etc. (see foretell), foreshow, divine.

A prediction. noun

To tell or declare beforehand; to foretell; to prophesy; to presage transitive verb

To state, or make something known in advance, especially using inference or special knowledge. verb

To believe or hold to be true in advance; forehold; surmise. verb

To foretell, foresee or prophesy. verb

A prediction. noun

Indicate by signs verb

Make a prediction about; tell in advance verb

A prediction.

You think you know. You have no idea. Urban Dictionary

A woman who has not had sex yet .. i.e. A virgin Urban Dictionary

The quality of being easily anticipated; as in a behavior or response easily anticipated due to historic pattern. Urban Dictionary

Description by marketers for explaining what usually is already happening. Most frequent level of usage generally occurs in December. Urban Dictionary

Something that is foretold,a vision of the future,a prophecy Urban Dictionary

I knew you where looking this up on Urban Dictionary.com how about...clitoris, I predict your lookin that up next. Urban Dictionary

Measuring in ones mind the size of their sexual partners dick before it is presented. Urban Dictionary

THE ACT OF FOREPLAY BEFORE ACTUAL PENETRATION. Urban Dictionary

Not a virgin. Urban Dictionary

A feature on many smart phones that often causes one to make unwitting hilarious, retarded, offensive, and/or douchebag-like statements when texting. Especially hard to catch when preoccupied with something else while speed texting. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to predict:
predict, predic, predigt.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word predict:
prediction, predictive, outcomes, outcome, likelihood, predicted, accurately, accuracy, behavior, chromosome, forecast, future, trends, phenomena, probability, genes, behaviour, variables, happen, planets, parameters, protein, modeling, proteins, respond, estimate, explain, weather, molecules, consequences, patterns, molecular, cognitive, observations, occur, accurate, models, properties, correct, theories, survival, quantum, risk, sequence, atmosphere, whether, effects, how, likely, values, will, solar, variable, patient, observed, useful, results, exact, input, movements, affect, genetic, theory, chemical, potential, symptoms, biological, decisions, personality, stress, characteristics, model.

Words that rhyme with predict:
perfect, conflict, depict, derelict, contradict, strict, convict, addict, restrict, interdict, afflict, inflict, benedict, evict, constrict, sicced, nicked, handpicked, picked, licked, ricked, kicked, tricked, eggs benedict, licht, ticked, pricked, maastricht, bicched, clicked, slicked, sicked, drug addict, schlicht, opium addict, caffeine addict, saint benedict, heroin addict, cocaine addict, sticht, chicked, picht, schlict.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective predict:
behavior, explain, gram, ranges, subcommand, values, command, types, program.

Consonant match to predict:
product.

Words that sound like predict:
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