predictable [-əbl] ADJ.
1. predictable (able to be predicted):
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2. predictable pey. (not very original):
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Spawning patterns in forage fish are highly predictable.
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en.wikipedia.org The regularity in the motions of the wandering bodies suggested that their positions might be predictable.
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en.wikipedia.org However, gentle training methods have always had to compete with harsher methods, which often appear to obtain faster, but less predictable results.
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