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What does Predict mean?
to state what you expect will happen using evidence or patterns.
Dictionary definition
To state what is expected to happen or be found, using evidence, patterns, a model, or experience.
Predict in a sentence
She predicted rain from the dark clouds.
Readers predict story endings by tracking character choices.
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What does predict mean?
A useful prediction is grounded in clues, data, a model, or prior experience.
Which is the strongest scientific prediction?
This prediction identifies the evidence supporting the expected result.
Which statement is accurate?
Predictions are tested against results; unexpected evidence can lead to new learning.
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prih · dikt · strongest beat: dikt
2 syllables. Say each part, then blend the word.
- Syllables
- prih · dikt
- Strongest beat
- dikt
- Ending
- dikt
- Tip
- Put a little extra energy on dikt.
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Does Predict have an opposite?
Predict names stating an expected outcome and has no direct antonym. Misjudge describes an inaccurate judgment, while doubt describes uncertainty; neither is the opposite action.
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Predict word family
predict
prediction
A statement about what is expected to happen or be found.
predictable
Able to be expected from a known pattern.
predictive
Useful for making predictions.
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Understand Predict
A prediction states an expected result and should point to the evidence or pattern supporting it.
A prediction does not have to come true to be useful. It must be reasonable and testable; the result supplies new evidence either way.
Students inspect a small data pattern, write a prediction with because, identify its supporting evidence, then compare the prediction with a revealed result and revise their reasoning.
How is a prediction different from a guess and from a hypothesis? Write one of each for the same investigation.

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