utterly predictable

Frequency: 7.360.5 per million words

Used to emphasize that something is completely predictable, often with a negative connotation.

predictableADVERB + predictable

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utterly

Examples (10)

  • The results were utterly predictable.
  • The movie's plot was utterly predictable from the first scene.
  • His reaction to the news was utterly predictable; he always gets angry.
  • Her speech was utterly predictable, full of clichés and empty promises.
  • After years of working together, their arguments had become utterly predictable.
  • The company's strategy remained utterly predictable, leading to stagnation.
  • Many critics found the sequel to be utterly predictable and uninspired.
  • The political outcome was utterly predictable given the polling data.
  • Their daily routine had become so utterly predictable that they longed for change.
  • Unfortunately, the villain's motives were utterly predictable, which lessened the suspense.