predictably

[pri-dikt-uhb-lee]

adverb

1. in a predictable way.

Example Sentences

No one can and Ross, predictably, won’t let his failure go.

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And while Saudi Arabia and other major oil producers were predictably hostile to curbing fossil fuels, China stayed quiet and concentrated on doing deals.

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The reception for the visiting team has been predictably hostile, bordering on puerile.

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Toynbee documented their movement to suburbs, with the cities becoming predictably poorer, “infested with slums.”

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Campus ideologues would scream bloody murder as the fiefdoms they have painstakingly constructed are dismantled, predictably appealing to the values they eradicated from campuses.

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