Predicted means simple past and past participle of predict. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like expected.
Predicted meaning
simple past and past participle of predict
Synonyms of Predicted
Example sentences (20)
Analysts surveyed by The Wall Street Journal had predicted crude stockpiles would decrease by 2.4 million barrels.
Adams who said there was no cause for alarm, predicted that members who were leaving in droves would soon return.
Additional rainfall accumulations of 3 to 6 inches (75 to 150 millimeters) with isolated higher amounts is predicted.
Decisions made by these courts can increasingly be predicted based on the partisan alliance of the respective justices.
Emotional stability positively predicted advancing knowledge, while negatively predicting emotional well-being.
But former prosecutor Karen Friedman Agnifilo predicted the recording would be “front and center” at Trump’s D.C. trial.
Even so, no one could have predicted what was to happen when his mother found out that the couple were to become parents.
Based on the forecast for Weld, the temperatures were predicted to rise above freezing in the middle of the following day.
But on Saturday, when then predicted inclement weather hit hard, it became a huge, huge problem for viewers.
As a matter of fact, the United States is predicted to become the world's largest market for cashless transactions by 2027.
Although certain programs may possibly be completed in three years, available classes cannot be predicted.
Council officers said the proposed increased tax is planned to remain until 2025, and then it is predicted to drop to 2.99pc.
De Kruif had previously predicted that the Ukrainian counteroffensive would begin in May or June, and he still believed that.
Earnings per share did go down from record levels in 2021 and 2022, but not by as much as most predicted.
Amy Adams is one of today's most celebrated actresses, yet her first roles couldn't have predicted that.
A senior US administration official on Wednesday predicted a long road ahead in a war that has now raged for nearly 11 months.
Bonza got the better of Suzuki on multiple strike exchanges, a sentence few have ever predicted typing.
Alighting from the Snowdon Mountain Railway at Clogwyn Station around an hour ago, not even Michael Fish could’ve predicted this.
Donors who were reluctant to go after an incumbent mayor will be likelier to get off the sidelines in the runoff, Broy predicted.
Forest fires, heatwaves, floods, blizzards – climate chaos rages around the world at a rate faster than most scientist predicted.
Common combinations with predicted
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- predicted that 40×
- predicted the 23×
- predicted to 20×
- is predicted 18×
- he predicted 10×
- have predicted 10×
- had predicted 9×
- are predicted 8×
- as predicted 6×
- has predicted 6×
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About these examples
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