Synonyms for Predicted:

• adj.

  •estimated (adjective)
  • most approximated,
  • most predicted,
  • more approximated,
  • more predicted.
  •expected (adjective)
  • prepared for,
  • foreseeable,
  • looked for,
  • predictable,
  • planned for,
  • hoped for.

• n.

  •foreseen (noun)
  • foreseen.
  •foretold (noun)
  • foretold.

• v.

  •predicted (verb)
  • revealed,
  • Portended,
  • envisioned,
  • Speculated,
  • Boded,
  • forecasted,
  • foreshadowed.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • signalled,
  • Envisaged,
  • anticipated,
  • Prognosticated,
  • promised,
  • Forestalled,
  • preindicated,
  • future,
  • shouted,
  • presumed,
  • ultimate,
  • Cried,
  • likely,
  • addressed,
  • Omened,
  • called,
  • desired,
  • moved forward,
  • imagined,
  • Nearing,
  • budgeted,
  • Deified,
  • later,
  • foresaw,
  • phoned,
  • pointed,
  • plotted,
  • Foreboded,
  • eventual,
  • Divined,
  • Augured,
  • emergent,
  • probable,
  • put forward,
  • prospective,
  • Screamed,
  • understood,
  • Prefigured,
  • coming,
  • provided for,
  • made progress,
  • telephoned,
  • Squalled,
  • yelled,
  • named,
  • Betokened,
  • extrapolated,
  • Wagered,
  • Predicated,
  • hereafter,
  • detected,
  • hoped-for,
  • Pretypified,
  • Signaled,
  • to come,
  • threatened,
  • awaited,
  • to-be,
  • Forewarned,
  • Conjectured,
  • planned,
  • imminent,
  • hollered,
  • foreshown,
  • Visited,
  • calculated,
  • assured,
  • forthcoming,
  • figured,
  • assumed,
  • fatal,
  • supposed,
  • Presignified,
  • Foreknown,
  • Guessed,
  • destined,
  • futuristic,
  • Inferred,
  • heralded,
  • fatidic,
  • forecast,
  • Destinal,
  • signified,
  • countered,
  • Reckoned,
  • fated,
  • estimated,
  • as expected,
  • Warned,
  • presumptive,
  • Foretokened,
  • approaching,
  • projected.

Paraphrases for Predicted:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    forecasted.
  • Proper noun, singular
    predict, forecasted.
  • Verb, past tense
    Prophesied.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    forecast, planned, programmed, Envisaged, allotted, assumed, prospective, projected.
  • Proper noun, singular
    projections, expected, claims, inks, Predicting, forecast, planned, dates, Envisaged, projected.
  • Noun, plural
    forecasts, estimates, plans, inclinations, markings, streams, projections, planned, Envisaged, projected.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    storm.
  • Verb, past tense
    described, projection, perceived, Indicated, estimate, forecasts, predlcted, Speculated, proclaimed, Contended, prepped, suggested, identified, foresaw, provide, promulgated, theoretical, prepared, advertised, stipulate, asserted, imagined, confidence, defined, Necessitated, Assessed, prior, Existed, Testified, Told, promised, implied, advised, envisage, Believed, Introduced, Argued, Hoped, outlined, permitted, affirmed, allocated, Warned, alleged, Encompassed, threatened, include, Rated, Deemed, said, conferred, elaborated, Achieved, arranged, announced, Created, awaited, committed, retained, Oversaw, Feared, agreed, found, involved, assembled, thought, invested, Claimed, maintained, figured, Relied, exchanged, felt, pledged, designed, signalled, plan, Consisted, featured, trusted, Earmarked, Aimed, Les, mandates, mandated, Grew, called, laid, listed, granted, applied, Singled, saw, posted, allow, Allowed, Meant, requested, Looked, Did, made, anticipated, forecast, planned, Envisaged, forecasted, allotted, assumed, projected.
  • Verb, past participle
    predetermined, pre-positioned, Inferred, directed, determined, calculated, described, perceived, Indicated, instructed, incorporated, understood, proscribed, Speculated, Constructed, suggested, Computed, evaluated, identified, Cited, reflected, guaranteed, articulated, prepared, advertised, declared, decided, Deceived, Commemorated, Captured, considered, Compiled, imagined, Appraised, envisioned, measured, gathered, Generated, foreshadowed, analyzed, conceived, defined, Caught, clarified, located, advertized, previewed, Explored, agreement, contracted, Assessed, Enacted, Comprised, publicized, Delivered, Reckoned, apprehended, promised, evidenced, governed, timetabled, publicised, implied, accomplished, advised, reinforced, Inserted, Devised, formulated, analysed, Believed, supposed, Introduced, Waited, Communicated, Advocated, appropriated, refined, acquired, Enunciated, Confronted, Hoped, authorized, sustained, equipped, reported, Instituted, confused, derived, Detained, expressed, entrenched, completed, academic, addressed, outlined, situated, permitted, allocated, regulated, Exercised, ruled, alleged, pitched, Liquidated, cleared, dedicated, destined, Rated, Deemed, developed, Discounted, secured, heralded, enforced, Fooled, Undertaken, elaborated, Drafted, Enshrined, Achieved, arranged, authorised, ensured, taught, announced, Created, Mentioned, Tabulated, Judged, Upheld, trimmed, known, sanctioned, valued, stored, committed, embodied, retained, Entailed, divided, chosen, esteemed, Averaged, opened, Feared, fixed, Performed, Accorded, agreed, Screened, charged, Offered, found, timed, drawn, thought, invested, Afforded, maintained, face, faced, Emanated, Viewed, figured, arrested, built, remembered, thrown, Obtained, Anchored, felt, Slated, pledged, handled, mistaken, designed, signalled, embedded, furnished, Awarded, Counted, poised, devoted, Entered, held, Demanded, Channelled, featured, cast, Fitted, unveiled, Earmarked, reserved, pursued, Been, mandated, called, sable, laid, tabled, marked, associated, moot, listed, Shown, sought, billed, granted, Dealt, applied, Planed, kept, booked, posted, Allowed, Meant, requested, funded, made, lined, expected, anticipated, forecast, planned, programmed, Envisaged, forecasted, allotted, assumed, projected.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    foretold, expected, anticipated.
  • Proper noun, singular
    anticipated.
  • Verb, past tense
    expects, expected.

Predicted Sentence Examples:

• Nobody was surprised, of course, to see little Jim Tumley in the choir; nor to hear that the minister was giving him lessons on the new piano whose arrival the prophetic soul of Fanny Foster had predicted.

• They both predicted the ruin and misery which would inevitably follow the abolition of the trade.