Words Like PREDICT

We have put together a list of words that are similar to PREDICT.

33 Alternative Words Similar to predict

1 Foretell Verb      Synonym Words Like Foretell
2 Prognosticate Verb      Synonym Words Like Prognosticate
3 Call Verb      Synonym Words Like Call
4 Forebode Verb      Synonym Words Like Forebode
5 Anticipate Verb      Synonym Words Like Anticipate
6 Promise Verb      Synonym Words Like Promise
7 Bode Verb      Synonym Words Like Bode
8 Portend Verb      Synonym Words Like Portend
9 Auspicate Verb      Synonym Words Like Auspicate
10 Omen Verb      Synonym Words Like Omen
11 Presage Verb      Synonym Words Like Presage
12 Betoken Verb      Synonym Words Like Betoken
13 Foreshadow Verb      Synonym Words Like Foreshadow
14 Augur Verb      Synonym Words Like Augur
15 Prefigure Verb      Synonym Words Like Prefigure
16 Forecast Verb      Synonym Words Like Forecast
17 Bespeak Verb      Synonym Words Like Bespeak
18 Guess Verb      Synonym Words Like Guess
19 Hazard Verb      Synonym Words Like Hazard
20 Indicate Verb      Synonym Words Like Indicate
21 Point Verb      Synonym Words Like Point
22 Pretend Verb      Synonym Words Like Pretend
23 Signal Verb      Synonym Words Like Signal
24 Venture Verb      Synonym Words Like Venture
25 Predicting Verb-transitive      Form Words Like Predicting
26 Prediction Noun      Synonym Words Like Prediction
27 Foreshow Verb      Hyponym Words Like Foreshow
28 Threaten Verb      Hyponym Words Like Threaten
29 Calculate Verb      Hyponym Words Like Calculate
30 Bet Verb      Hyponym Words Like Bet
31 Read Verb      Hyponym Words Like Read
32 Outguess Verb      Hyponym Words Like Outguess
33 Wager Verb      Hyponym Words Like Wager

1 examples of predict

1 to predict misfortune; to predict the return of a comet.

9 definitions of predict

1 To tell or declare beforehand; to foretell; to prophesy; to presage
2 A prediction.
3 indicate by signs
4 make a prediction about; tell in advance
5 To state, tell about, or make known in advance, especially on the basis of special knowledge.
6 To foretell something; prophesy.
7 To foretell; prophesy; declare before the event happens; prognosticate; also, to declare before the fact is known by direct experience.
8 Synonyms Prophesy, Presage, etc. (see foretell), foreshow, divine.
9 To state, or make something known in advance, especially using inference or special knowledge.
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