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unpredictable
/ ˌʌnprɪˈdɪktəbəl /
adjective
not capable of being predicted; changeable
Other Word Forms
- unpredictability noun
- unpredictableness noun
- unpredictably adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of unpredictable1
Example Sentences
They heard testimony of unpredictable behaviour from intoxicated patients, with staff also regularly experiencing violence and harassment from bystanders.
It’s not that Allen thinks she’s immune to criticism, but that she understands human behavior is far more unpredictable and messy than the internet’s echo chambers allow for.
The bank noted that the global economy showed resilience and continued to grow despite unpredictable US trade policies and increased fiscal concerns.
But the explosion is unpredictable and often delayed - officials told the BBC that many of the injuries occurred when children peeped inside the pipe to check just as the blast happened.
Although close allies of the US, they are in for an unpredictable time – and will want to lock in tariff terms and investments.
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