transitive. To say beforehand, foretell, predict. Now rare.

To announce beforehand, foretell, predict, prognosticate, presage. archaic.

transitive and intransitive to predict, foretell.

transitive.

intransitive. To utter prediction of, prophesy of.

transitive. To predict, foretell, presage (an event or outcome), to prognosticate (something); (Medicine) to make a prognosis concerning (a disease…

transitive. To reveal (something specific in the future); to foretell, predict. Obsolete.

transitive. = prognosticate, v. 1.

transitive. To foretell, predict, prognosticate; to be a sign of.

transitive. Of a person: to know or tell of beforehand; to have previous knowledge of, to presage; to foretell, predict, prophesy, forecast.

transitive. To speak beforehand; to speak of beforehand, esp. to fortell, predict. Now rare. †Occasionally of a thing: To betoken.

transitive. = prognosticate, v.

To show or make known beforehand; chiefly, to foretell, prognosticate.

transitive. = prenuntiate, v.

transitive. To foretell; to predict, forecast.

= bode, v.1

To announce beforehand, prophesy. Obsolete.

transitive. To state or estimate, esp. on the basis of knowledge or reasoning, that (an action, event, etc.) will happen in the future or will be a…

transitive (absol.). To presage.

transitive. To signify beforehand. To intimate beforehand, foretell. With simple object or with object sentence. Obsolete.

transitive. To predict (a future event), to prognosticate.

transitive. To divine beforehand; to foretell, prognosticate; to presage, portend. Also intransitive.

transitive. To spell beforehand. To predict.

transitive. = predict, v. rare.

transitive. To announce in advance; to foretell, predict; to indicate.

transitive. To give prior notice or warning of (an event, etc.). Obsolete.

transitive. To announce beforehand, predict, prognosticate.

transitive. To prophesy, foretell; = predict, v. 1a.

transitive. To foretell, predict, prognosticate. Also: to denote, signify.

To tell of or betoken beforehand; to prognosticate, augur.

transitive. To announce beforehand or previously.

transitive. To state as a prophecy; to predict or foretell. Frequently with clause as object.

intransitive. North American. To indicate or anticipate (esp. future weather conditions) on the basis of present conditions or trends; to predict.

transitive. colloquial (Australian and New Zealand). To guess, deduce; to predict.