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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“Four years ago, some of the people that surrounded Trump were very much pro-settlements and pro-annexing, but it didn't work like that last time. I predict it's not going to work like that this time around.”

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All fighters on the undercard were asked to predict the outcome of Tyson-Paul.

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“Analysts predict he may struggle to get two-thirds and may have to rely on coalitions. This would make his task much more difficult,” says Raisa Wickrematunge.

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It is difficult to try to predict the decisions that US President-elect Donald Trump will make when he returns to the White House.

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The exact alignments and deals are impossible to predict, and much will depend on the individuals appointed to key positions.

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