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forecast
noun as in prediction, often of weather or business
verb as in predict, guess
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Economists polled by the Wall Street Journal had forecast the consumer confidence to fall just slightly to 93.2.
Of the two dozen or so submitting forecasts and recommendations to FactSet, only one broker has a sell call on the name and the remainder urge a buy.
Excluding certain expenses associated with bankruptcy acquired leases, adjusted earnings were $1.80 a share, ahead of the company’s August forecast for up to $1.60 a share.
“We and the majority of the market had seen this trial as high risk and as a result we had included zero contribution from Alzheimer’s disease in our forecasts,” the analysts say.
But a rainy weather forecast means the sun's rays will not be able to light the parabolic mirror used by actresses in the garb of ancient priestesses.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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