predictable
adjective
pre·dict·able
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Definition of predictable
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: capable of being predicted : able to be known, seen, or declared in advance
a predictable reaction/outcome a very predictable plot changes occurring at a steady and predictable rate
2
: behaving in a way that is expected
I knew he would say that. He's so predictable.
Other Words from predictable
predictability
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By comparing the projections, meteorologists can get a measure of the weather's predictability: The less agreement among the forecasts, the less predictable the weather.
— Richard Monastersky
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predictable
adjective
English Language Learners Definition of predictable
: capable of being known before happening or being done
: behaving in a way that is expected
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