Synonyms for predictable
pre·dictable

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1. predictableadjective

   Antonyms:
   unpredictable

2. predictableadjective

   Antonyms:
   unpredictable

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1. predictableadjective

   capable of being foretold

   Antonyms:
   occasional, unpredictable, capricious, unforeseeable, freakish, episodic, aleatory

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1. List of paraphrases for "predictable":

   foreseeable, predictability, predicable, predictably, unpredictable, anticipated, expected, repeatable, foreseeability, reliable, foregone, knee-jerk

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1. Mike Whan:

   Hitting distances at the elite level of the game have consistently increased over the past 20, 40, and 60 years. It’s been two decades since we last revisited our testing standards for ball distances, predictable, continued increases will become a significant issue for the next generation if not addressed soon. We are taking the next steps in this process, guided first and foremost by doing what’s right by the entire game.

2. Dan Gainor:

   It's almost predictable that some idiot online will write an outlandish story connecting Trump to the villain du jour, all designed to generate web traffic and ad dollars. We worked through all the major historical villains the media could tie the president to -- Hitler, Stalin, Mussolini. They called him a strongman, a dictator and worse. Now it's Manson, Weinstein and probably Mugabe, the media are running out of hyperbole. It's all embarrassingly stupid. No one gets held to account for it. And the cycle begins again with the next clickbait article.

3. Angela Merkel:

   The alternative to this agreement would not be a 'time-out' from the euro ... but rather predictable chaos.

4. Drew Thompson:

   Japan is slowly awakening to the security threats on its periphery, and it's doing so in a predictable and transparent way consistent with a democracy.

5. Chicago Principals Administrators Association:

   It should not be an ad hoc reactionary response that creates inequities that are predictable among social and economic lines, instead, it feels as if the district’s approach was more focused on eroding the trust we’ve worked so hard to develop by pitting schools, principals, parents, and staff against each other than on actually providing safety and support for students and communities.