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predictable

adjective as in easy to foretell

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Rather than being shaped only by river floods, the region's growth was tied to predictable tidal patterns that provided both water and fertile soil.

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When they first came into the Premier League, Brentford had a very direct style and were also quite obvious or predictable in what they did.

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The verdict from Brentford's supporters was predictable as he departed, to chants of "what a waste of money".

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“Wave pools are doing the same thing, lowering the barrier to entry for people to get into surfing in a controlled, safe environment that’s not as intimidating as the ocean, that’s predictable and consistent.”

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Rigid positional systems can become predictable to defend against but Caldentey often floated towards the left flank.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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