Predictional - Law Dictionary Search Results
Predict
To tell or declare beforehand to foretell to prophesy to presage as to predict misfortune to predict the return of a comet
Predictable
That may be predicted
Predictional
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Prediction
The act of foretelling also that which is foretold prophecy
Predictive
Foretelling prophetic foreboding
Predictory
Predictive
predictive variables
predictive variables The variables that are part of the formula comprising elements of a credit-scoring model. These variables are
Foreshower
One who predicts
Forespeaking
A prediction also a preface
Foretell
To predict to tell before occurence to prophesy to foreshow
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Predictional - Law Dictionary Search Results
Predict
To tell or declare beforehand to foretell to prophesy to presage as to predict misfortune to predict the return of a comet
Predictable
That may be predicted
Predictional
Matched in: Term Predictional
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Prediction
The act of foretelling also that which is foretold prophecy
Predictive
Foretelling prophetic foreboding
Predictory
Predictive
predictive variables
predictive variables The variables that are part of the formula comprising elements of a credit-scoring model. These variables are
Foreshower
One who predicts
Forespeaking
A prediction also a preface
Foretell
To predict to tell before occurence to prophesy to foreshow
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