Prediction is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PREDICTION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an act of predicting
• a thing predicted; a forecast
• the action of predicting something
• The act of foretelling; also, that which is foretold; prophecy.
• the act of predicting (as by reasoning about the future)
• a statement made about the future

Words related to PREDICTION

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Words that contain PREDICTION

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How to use PREDICTION in a sentence

• Upon the 25th day of this month, the fulfilling of this prediction will be manifest to every body.
• In spite of her prediction, the moment she was gone Lord Ralles and I pulled apart about as quickly as a yard-engine can split a couple of cars.
• Punch is occasionally tempted to indulge in prediction.
• Schofield finished his little prediction, the most shocking uproar ever heard in that house burst forth in the kitchen.
• Thus was oddly fulfilled the prediction which Philip Feltram had repeated, that the estates of Mardykes were to pass into the hands of a Feltram.
• He would not, however, so easily give up his skill in prediction.
• The politicians of Europe had been amazed to find that their unanimous prediction of the frailty of our political system had totally failed.
• Thomson, James, prediction of melting of ice by pressure, 267.
• But my prediction had been only too true, though I had not calculated on so rapid a fulfilment.
• Methods also become written, and, though accurate prediction is not possible, such prediction is more and more nearly approached.
• The prediction that a piece of lead will take more force to lift it than a piece of wood of equal size, exhibits certainty, but not completeness, of foresight.
• Robert Bonshaw and his man experienced, despite the prediction of the Frenchman of quality, a rough and long voyage.
• His prediction that one would be missing ere the year ended was fulfilled, and he was the one called hence.
• Thus Joseph preached a sermon in Jackson county in fulfillment of a prediction he had made some months before.
• What prediction did Joseph make while on the way? 3.
• Notwithstanding this fatal prediction Wotan remains undismayed.
• The soul is a prediction of clearer vision, truer thought, more unselfish love and wiser choices.
• No prediction of the illustrious astronomer has been more completely verified.
• What they therefore viewed as the really decisive proof of the reality of revelation is the prediction of the future, for the human mind does not possess this power.
• Long-range accurate weather prediction would be worth millions of dollars in proper crops planted and crop damage avoided.
• Buchanan, a Northern man, had fulfilled the prediction.
• But on my heart there still lay heavy the twice-repeated prediction of my father and of the Lady Ysolinde, that I should yet return and hold the Red Axe in his place.
• This mode of feeling already justified the prediction.
• There is reason to believe that young Calhoun took the prediction of the Doctor very seriously.
• Greenleaf made very light of the prediction at first, but grew serious, and, after a few days, gloomy, and refused to go.
• But Macaria, one of the daughters of Hercules, hearing of the prediction, willingly devoted herself.
• The narrative however contains a prediction about Kanishka and therefore cannot be earlier than his reign.
• All of them held the commander in such high respect and regard, that not one of them mentioned the failure of his prediction of fine weather for the next five or six days.
• Its last word had been the prediction of the day of the Lord, and of the coming of Elijah once more.

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