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Prognostic

adjective
1.
Of or relating to prediction; having value for making predictions.  Synonyms: predictive, prognosticative.






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"Prognostic" Quotes from Famous Books



... not yet been found, though it may be. However, I did not originally make the splendid guess, and will not now in a future edition surreptitiously interpolate such a suggestive incident, after the example of dishonest Murphy in his prognostic of that coldest January 7th. It may be true enough that, for my story's sake, I may wish I had thought of such a not unlikely find: for the uselessness of the mere metal to a positively starving man in the desert might have furnished comment analogous ...
— My Life as an Author • Martin Farquhar Tupper

... sacrificed to the promotion of the returned emigrants that it was very natural the former should hail the return of the man who had so often led them to victory. I put up at the Hotel de Grand, certainly without forming any prognostic respecting the future residence of the King. When I saw his Majesty's retinue I went down and stood at the door of the hotel, where as soon as Louis XVIII. perceived me he distinguished me from among all the persons who were awaiting his arrival, and holding out his ...
— The Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte • Bourrienne, Constant, and Stewarton



Words linked to "Prognostic" :   augury, death knell, auspice, prophetical, presage, preindication, foreboding, prophetic, prodigy, sign, foretoken, prognosis



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