predict

• adumbrate
• alert
• announce
• anticipate
• augur
• be afraid
• bode
• call
• call it
• caution
• conclude
• conjecture
• croak
• crystal-ball divine
• declare
• divine
• envision
• figure
• figure out
• forebode
• forecast
• foreknow
• foresee
• forespeak
• foretell
• forewarn
• gather
• guess
• have a hunch
• hazard a guess
• herald
• infer
• judge
• make book
• omen
• portend
• presage
• presume
• proclaim
• prognosticate
• promise
• prophesy
• psych out
• read
• see coming
• see handwriting on wall
• size up
• soothsay
• suppose
• surmise
• telegraph
• think
• vaticinate
• warn

• calculate
• describe
• disbelieve
• ignore
• measure
• misunderstand
• narrate
• recite
• recount
• relate
• report
• tell

• noun
  1. A prediction.
• verb
  1. To make a prediction: to forecast, foretell, or estimate a future event on the basis of knowledge and reasoning; to prophesy a future event on the basis of mystical knowledge or power.
  2. (of theories, laws, etc.) To imply.
  3. To make predictions.
  4. To direct a ranged weapon against a target by means of a predictor.

• Scientists try to predict weather patterns using data models.
• It is difficult to predict how the market will change.
• Experts can sometimes predict earthquakes based on signals.
• The teacher asked students to predict the story’s ending.
• No one could predict the sudden outcome of the game.

valuate

call

wake

vaticinate

warn

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