predict correctly

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To forecast an outcome that proves to be true.

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Examples (10)

  • Scientists struggled to predict the earthquake correctly.
  • She managed to predict the election outcome correctly, surprising everyone.
  • It's challenging for weather forecasters to always predict the exact conditions correctly.
  • If you can predict market trends correctly, you can make a fortune.
  • The AI algorithm was designed to predict future events correctly based on vast data.
  • Few experts could have predicted the sudden economic downturn correctly.
  • His ability to predict the opponent's moves correctly gave him an advantage.
  • To predict the lottery numbers correctly is almost impossible.
  • We hope the new model will help us predict the spread of the virus correctly.
  • Even experienced analysts often fail to predict stock movements correctly.