Definition for Prediction:

• The foretelling of a future event; that which is foretold; prophecy.

Synonyms for Prediction:

• n.

  •
  • affirmation,
  • apologia,
  • allegation,
  • apology,
  • avowal,
  • accusation,
  • attestation,
  • assurance,
  • assertion.
  •
  • projection,
  • outlook.
  •announcement (noun)
  • bulletin,
  • revelation,
  • message,
  • advice,
  • intimation,
  • notice.
  •calculation (noun)
  • estimate,
  • reckoning,
  • answer,
  • estimation.
  •cognition (noun)
  • prevision.
  •divination (noun)
  • premonition.
  •expectancy (noun)
  • hope,
  • presumption,
  • probability,
  • prospect,
  • reliance,
  • confidence,
  • belief,
  • trust.
  •foreboding (noun)
  • prognostic,
  • forewarning.
  •foresight (noun)
  • prescience.
  •prediction (noun)
  • envisioning,
  • boding,
  • foretaste,
  • hunch,
  • speculation,
  • prophecy,
  • augury.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • foretell,
  • predestination,
  • predictor,
  • prescient,
  • presentiment,
  • foresee,
  • announcement,
  • prognosticate.
  •
  • promise.
  •
  • smell,
  • scent.
  •
  • tip.
  •
  • call.
  •Other relevant words:
  • calculate,
  • foreshadow,
  • foretelling,
  • count on,
  • provision,
  • of event anticipation,
  • clue,
  • soothsaying,
  • advisory,
  • farsightedness,
  • cast,
  • reckon,
  • Foregleam,
  • caveat,
  • Prognosticating,
  • forebode,
  • posteriority,
  • prospicience,
  • prudence,
  • future,
  • conjecture,
  • envisage,
  • monition,
  • apocalypse,
  • pointer,
  • readiness,
  • discretion,
  • preview,
  • foreseeing,
  • augur,
  • prospectus,
  • cautiousness,
  • prefiguration,
  • prodigy,
  • zodiac,
  • annunciate,
  • nativity,
  • early warning,
  • Prospection,
  • adumbrate,
  • Preapprehension,
  • bulge,
  • sagacity,
  • prepublication,
  • suggestion,
  • wariness,
  • preparation,
  • necromancy,
  • Predicting,
  • Presaging,
  • caution,
  • futurism,
  • tomorrow,
  • prominence,
  • weird,
  • hump,
  • gen,
  • prognostication,
  • forefeeling,
  • eventuality,
  • forecasting,
  • distant future,
  • project,
  • offing,
  • vaticination,
  • jut,
  • betoken,
  • Presagement,
  • lesson,
  • indicator,
  • mantic,
  • forehandedness,
  • providence,
  • divinations,
  • Bodement,
  • foresightedness,
  • alarm,
  • auspices,
  • Premonishment,
  • information,
  • indicate,
  • dope,
  • future tense,
  • time to come,
  • by-and-by,
  • Surmising,
  • portend,
  • forethought,
  • annunciation,
  • announce,
  • circumspection,
  • tell fortunes,
  • contemplation,
  • protuberance,
  • Auguring,
  • signal,
  • hint,
  • futurity,
  • meteorology,
  • deliberation,
  • sign of things to come,
  • admonition,
  • prefigure,
  • anticipate,
  • manana,
  • determinism,
  • longsightedness,
  • contraindication,
  • foreshowing,
  • immediate prospect,
  • protrusion,
  • imminence,
  • seeing ahead,
  • bode,
  • Dehortation,
  • threaten,
  • Expectance,
  • indication,
  • bespeak,
  • figure,
  • aftertime,
  • hereafter.

Paraphrases for Prediction:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    forecasting.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    forecasting.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    anticipation.

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    regards, assumption, preparedness, presumption.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    expectations, PROSPECTS, Prophecies, predict, Predicting, projection, projections, projected, forecast, forecasts, estimate, estimates.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    predictor, prophecy, expectation, Predicting, predictability, prevision, preparation, projection, contemplation, estimation, hypothesis, speculation, prospect, projected, forecast, estimate.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    predicts, forecast, forecasts.

Antonyms for Prediction:

• n.

  • declaration made in advance
    proof, reality, truth.

Hypernym for Prediction:

• n.

  • cognition
    prefiguration, foreshadowing, prognostication, projection, vaticination, prophecy, adumbration.

Hyponym for Prediction:

• n.

  • cognition
    abstract thought, logical thinking, reasoning.