predict|predicted|predicting|predicts in English

verb

[pre·dict || prɪ'dɪkt]

prophesy, foretell, announce in advance

Use "predict|predicted|predicting|predicts" in a sentence

1. QSARs for predicting ready biodegradation are not yet sufficiently accurate to predict rapid degradation.

2. Clue predicts your period, PMS, and fertility

3. Agadir predicts the helical behaviour of monomeric peptides

4. Augur: one who predicts future events or developments.

5. Adaptive method for predicting demand for energy

6. Predicting his success was a slam dunk.

7. The newspapers are predicting a close election.

8. Scientists discounted his method of predicting earthquakes.

9. It's as you predicted.

10. Predicting the weather is not an exact science.

11. Store managers are predicting record takings this Christmas.

12. Melissa quickly became adept at predicting his moods.

13. Convexity is a price-predicting tool for bonds

14. The analyst predicts, microsoft will rise finally buy quoted price.

15. Does it predict artificial intelligence?

16. Nobody could predict the outcome.

17. Now, it's not just youth that necessarily predicts violence.

18. He predicts color photography and advances in electronic communications.

19. Teracom's predicted accumulated profits/losses

20. Instead, the user merely has to accept the predicted frames or refine the predicted selection.

21. Further flooding was predicted by the Bureau of Meteorology but was less severe than predicted.

22. People are predicting civil unrest in the area.

23. Observers are predicting a fall in interest rates.

24. Several leading scientists are predicting an environmental apocalypse.

25. Can we predict eye color?