prog·no·sis 
(prŏg-nōsĭs)
(prŏg-nōsĭs)n. pl. prog·no·ses (-sēz)
1.
a. A prediction of the probable course and outcome of a disease.
b. The likelihood of recovery from a disease.
2. A forecast or prediction: a gloomy prognosis for economic recovery.
[Late Latin prognōsis, from Greek, from progignōskein, to foreknow : pro-, before; see PRO-2 + gignōskein, gnō-, to know; see gnō- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
- superciliously
- superciliousness
- superclass
- supercluster
- supercoil
- supercollider
- supercolony
- supercomputer
- superconduct
- superconducting
- superconductive
- superconductivity
- superconductor
- supercontinent
- supercool
- supercritical fluid
- supercurrent
- superdelegate
- superdense
- superdominant
- superduper
- superego
- supereminence
- supereminent
- supereminently