What is another term for prediction?

A prediction is a statement or guess about something that will occur in the future. A prediction is also defined as the act of predicting by reasoning about the future.

The term predictions is the plural form of prediction. The word prediction means a forecast of an event or foreshadowing some important event of the future.

Prognosis is the medical term meaning prediction.

Prediction. Forecast. Divination. Soothsaying.

an estimation or an estimate

sign, prediction, warning, prenotion

A forecast could be a conjecture, a prediction, or a prognostication.

Reminds one of the author (Orwells) future prediction from his novel

Prognosis is a prediction about outcome of disease.

prediction, foreshadowing, occurence, revelation

prognosis Empirical prognosis

weather forecasting

A diagnosis is a statement of your condition. In a related term, prognosis is a prediction about how the condition will turn out.

His prediction was that the world was going to end in 2012, due to world war III. But another prediction was that the third antichrist by the name of Mabus was going to become in power in the middle east. But the thing is, is that Mabus=sudaM backwards and sudam is another name for Saddam Hussein. -Allie Parker

Yes they are long term. They cannot be predicted for short term.

The word prediction is something you pridicte

"You're prediction was correct." Noted the teacher. My prediction is that he will fall. Prediction and hypothesis are synonymous.

What another term for the term in 2 down in mathematical

no it is not another term

The prediction is the prognosis. I guess making the prediction would be prognosticating but I don't hear that term used much. It would be more common to say someone gave a prognosis.

If you mean "prediction gov", it is the official government weather prediction website.

Dan Henderson vs. Rashad Evans Prediction

Prognosis Pro = prior or before Gnosis = knowledge

Another term for states is matter

Another term for fingerprint is 'dactylogram'.