predictable (Meaning)

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predictable (a)

capable of being foretold

The film's plot was so predictable that even a child could have guessed the ending.
Their relationship had become predictable, with the same arguments and resolutions repeating endlessly.
The weather forecast was predictable, with sunny days followed by rainy nights.
His daily routine was predictable: morning exercise, breakfast, work, dinner, and sleep.
The outcome of the election was predictable, with the incumbent easily winning a second term.
The story's climax was predictable, with the protagonist overcoming adversity and triumphing over evil.
The trajectory of their lives seemed predictable, with marriage, children, and retirement on the horizon.
The pattern of traffic congestion was predictable, with peak hours being the worst times to drive.
Their friendship was predictable, with unwavering loyalty and unconditional support.
The financial crisis was predictable, with unsustainable spending and excessive risk-taking leading to its inevitable collapse.

capable of being foretold

classic,expected, familiar, routine, unremarkable, habitual, unexceptional, predominant, customary, characteristic

unique, special, noteworthy, deviant, special, infrequent, deviant, unconventional, anomalous,abnormal

The film's plot was so predictable that even a child could have guessed the ending.

Their relationship had become predictable, with the same arguments and resolutions repeating endlessly.

The weather forecast was predictable, with sunny days followed by rainy nights.

His daily routine was predictable: morning exercise, breakfast, work, dinner, and sleep.