Predictable means: Able to be predicted. Related words include inevitable or certain. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Predictable in practice.
Predictable in a sentence
Predictable meaning
Able to be predicted.
Synonyms of Predictable
Example sentences (20)
At Left Brain, we welcome the chance to lock in generous and predictable rates of interest for a long period of time.
Also, a higher percentage of software revenue would increase the ARR, making cash flows even more predictable.
I want to know why authorities did not do more to prevent what seems like an entirely predictable and avoidable tragedy.
The end result was all too predictable – especially for anyone reading the in today’s big Democrat-run cities.
It's fairly predictable too, as he, of course, learns the true meaning of Christmas while stuck in the loops.
Each belonging is systematically placed in the same spot — something stable and predictable in a world of constant change.
A predictable finish can hurt a Royal Rumble match, but sometimes there is simply only one correct winner.
Aside from rare geopolitical flashpoints, the agricultural industry is generally predictable because of its critical nature.
His path is predictable, adding more people to his friendship harem and finding ways to break games through unrivaled skills.
Our revenues will become more and more predictable such that we can regularly provide more clarity on our outlook for revenues.
In Q1, we managed to stabilize it, and we are back to a more predictable situation regarding supply chain and handset financing.
It hasn’t always been predictable in the Georgia quarterback room over the last several years, but maybe that’s just their style?
It is one of the few predictable things in this life, but it comes as a shock every time it happens.
Investors want to invest in regions which are stable, predictable, and offering investment returns.
But some 20 asteroids, whose orbits around the sun aren't as certain, didn't prove as predictable.
Shauna explains that she didn't cheat because of Jeff, but because she wanted to feel like more than a boring, predictable housewife.
That does not mean they can’t be blocked at all, but the paradigm of ads as predictable items in labeled locations is clearly ending.
I’m not sure Peay got that memo, as his performance of Zac Brown Band’s “Colder Weather” was very good… but also extremely predictable.
But the other problem I feel we're facing is how boring and predictable phones are these days.
But we know and we understand that we are living in a not very predictable world as we speak.
Common combinations with predictable
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- more predictable 26×
- predictable and 24×
- and predictable 20×
- the predictable 13×
- with predictable 9×
- as predictable 8×
- was predictable 7×
- is predictable 6×
- less predictable 5×
- predictable in 5×
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About these examples
The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word predictable. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.