Predicted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PREDICTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PREDICT, to tell of or about in advance
• say or estimate that (a specified thing) will happen in the future or will be a consequence of something

Words related to PREDICTED

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Words that contain PREDICTED

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How to use PREDICTED in a sentence

• Most of the Indians, as he had predicted, did cross the Platte river, near Ogallala, on the Union Pacific, and thence continued northward.
• The greatest protector which Protestantism ever knew had perished, as he himself predicted.
• He predicted that, when the conclusions reached by him and by Mr.
• It was a desolation greater than that predicted by Jeremy the prophet.
• What they wished him especially to confess was that he had pretended to be a prophet, since he had predicted calamities.
• They really did find the logs, almost where the Angel had predicted they would be.
• But in spite of his tricks he was well liked, even though some nervous women predicted that he would land in jail before he got to be much older.
• She was always a little queer, they say, and people predicted she would be crazy some time.
• Many had predicted that Robert would devote himself to Mrs.
• He entered Parliament in his twenty-sixth year, at the General Election of 1874, and his many friends predicted great performances.
• He predicted for his followers severe persecutions and the hatred of mankind.
• Every one predicted a hard winter, and everything pointed to its early coming.
• IV Just as the paymaster predicted, the wintry storm broke with the early afternoon.
• I hope that thou shalt arise to perform all that which His Highness Emmanuel hath predicted.
• The pamphlet produced the most profound sensation wherever it was read, but, as Angelina predicted, she was made to suffer for having written it.
• The success of the French in the great war was predicted.
• As Hal had predicted, the doors were removed with little difficulty, and silently the lads rolled the huge machine into the open.
• At daybreak the next morning, the 15th of October, the change of weather predicted by Pencroft occurred.
• The result of the combat was what anybody might have predicted.
• The king had shrewdly predicted that if America became free Ireland would soon follow the same plan and be a separate state.
• I have scarcely thanked you enough for what you did for us in erecting your wireless station on Earthquake Island, which, as you recall, I predicted would sink into the sea.
• Sir Thomas Brown, in 1682, predicted the growth of a power here, which would rival the European kingdoms in strength and prowess.
• The divine finger lifted the seal from the prophetic books, and brought that predicted period when men should run to and fro, and knowledge should be increased.
• The wind, as Sol had predicted, rapidly grew stronger.
• His name was well known, and better things were predicted of him.
• He predicted that Frank would turn out a useful and industrious man.
• Rushworth came to visit me, and told me, the army would do as much as I had predicted unto the Parliament.

Similar words containing DICT without suffix ed and without prefix pre

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