predict

Definition for predict

verb as in express an outcome in advance

Strongest matches

anticipate, call, conclude, crystal-ball, envision, forecast, foresee, think

Strong matches

adumbrate, augur, conjecture, croak, figure, forebode, foretell, gather, guess, infer, judge, omen, portend, presage, presume, prognosticate, prophesy, read, suppose, surmise, telegraph, vaticinate

Weak matches

be afraid, call it, crystal-ball divine, figure out, forespeak, have a hunch, hazard a guess, make book, psych out, see coming, see handwriting on wall, size up, soothsay

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The court's order would be that the states would have to redraw the districts in a different way, he predicted.

From Salon

The very latest real-time analysis by the Atlanta branch of the US Federal Reserve predicts a falling US economy in the first three months of the year.

From BBC

Forecasters predict snow in mountain areas at elevations of 3,000 to 4,000 feet Wednesday, possibly dropping down to 2,500 feet Thursday.

From Los Angeles Times

It predicts the uptick in sales will be driven by the increasing adoption of AI features, and a greater emphasis of providing a wider range of health data.

From BBC

This creates a challenge for Bristol City Council, which needs to work out how to predict the demand for places.

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