🇬🇧 Predictable meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

When something is predictable, it happens in a way you can guess before it happens, because it always happens the same way or is not surprising.

My brain is predictable during math class: it remembers every song lyric on Earth, except the one formula I actually need.

The school Wi‑Fi is predictable: it works perfectly until the exact moment you really, really need to turn in your homework.

It’s predictable that when my dad says, “This will be a quick trip to the store,” we come back three hours later with 47 snacks.

It’s predictable that the sun will rise every morning—scientists can even calculate the exact time, but my pillow still pretends this is shocking news.

My baby cousin is predictable; if you say “no,” she smiles, maintains eye contact, and does the thing twice as fast.

The old dog’s walk was predictable: street, park, bench. The predictable sun warmed his back; the predictable child tossed a stick. He chased, then sat, then yawned. The park routine was predictable and calm. The owner watched, smiling, glad for the predictable comfort. At day’s end they rested, happy and safe.

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This word is at the B2 level, which means it’s used in more complex conversations and texts. It helps you discuss abstract ideas, express opinions clearly, and engage in discussions on a variety of topics, both personal and professional.

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