Synonyms of predictable

predictable

adjective

as in expected

Synonyms & Similar Words

• expected
• familiar
• routine
• habitual
• unremarkable
• unexceptional
• classic
• usual
• predominant
• conventional
• ordinary
• commonplace
• typical
• customary
• normal
• textbook
• vintage
• standard
• characteristic
• average
• regular
• common
• preponderant
• everyday
• representative
• archetypical
• workaday
• true
• wonted
• archetypal

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• abnormal
• atypical
• unusual
• anomalous
• irregular
• aberrant
• deviant
• unpredictable
• unexpected
• unconventional
• uncommon
• untypical
• special
• unique
• infrequent
• extraordinary
• remarkable
• distinctive
• noteworthy
• exceptional
• rare
• unfamiliar
• unwonted
• singular
• unknown
• idiosyncratic
• nonrepresentative
• eccentric
• nontypical
• peculiar
• unorthodox
• funny
• especial
• strange
• odd
• curious
• erratic
• uncustomary
• quirky
• outlandish
• nonconformist
• bizarre
• wacky
• outrageous
• offbeat
• oddball
• funky
• screwy
• unnatural
• weird
• fantastical
• wild
• fantastic
• freakish
• out-of-the-way
• whacky
• freak
• way-out
• kooky
• outré
• far-out
• kookie

Examples of predictable in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web

In addition, given that the platform facilitates voluntary payments, collectors benefit from a more predictable cash flow and fewer legal risks. —Kyle J. Russell, USA TODAY, 16 Oct. 2024

Finn does pull off a couple of effective jump-scares, and his sound mixers certainly know how to ramp up the soundtrack with all the predictable tropes of this genre, but Smile 2 gets too bogged down with the travails of its lead woman under the influence. —Pete Hammond, Deadline, 16 Oct. 2024

The reality is any victim can be potentially abused or murdered by their intimate partner, but these cases are oftentimes predictable and preventable. —Ashley Luthern, Journal Sentinel, 15 Oct. 2024

Our ancestors left garbage and waste outside of camp, and the wolves that took advantage of this predictable, energy-rich food source gained a survival edge. —Brian Hare, The Atlantic, 14 Oct. 2024