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UK
/pɹəɡnˈɒstɪkˌeɪtɐ/
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NOUN
- someone who makes predictions of the future (usually on the basis of special knowledge)
How To Use prognosticator In A Sentence
- Society-wide measures of religious behavior muffle portentous change that may be occurring at the younger edge of the population, so social prognosticators just like commercial advertisers focus on trends among young adults, trying to discern which aspects of behavior are what they are because the youths are young, and which aspects are what they are because of when they are young. American Grace
- If Maryland wants to prove prognosticators wrong and make a run at another title, the Terrapins must forget their success and reaffirm their hard-shell attitude.
- If the snake so much as hiccups as the rat inches along, the market analysts and social prognosticators pounce.
- * Beltway prognosticators salivating over GOP victory: At this point, the only thing D. C.'s professional election forcasters are debating is whether the GOP's victory will rival the Dems 'historic 71-seat loss in 1938 or whether it will be a mere 50 seats. The Morning Plum
- Her turn as an up-and-coming corporate downsizer opposite George Clooney in "Up in the Air" has awards-season prognosticators shouting, "Oscar! ‘Up In The Air’ Director Jason Reitman ‘Wrote This Role For’ Anna Kendrick » MTV Movies Blog
- Now that the World Cup has ended, Paul the prognosticator will also retire from football forecasting.
- This much-quoted 16th century physician and prognosticator with his cryptic quatrains has been the most respected seer in history.
- After predicting that Clark would be the eventual nominee he goes and ruins my career as a political prognosticator by dropping out of the race.
- You may recall a certain prognosticator doing some fancy prognosticating on Friday. Dallas Blog, Daily News, Dallas Politics, Opinion, and Commentary FrontBurner Blog D Magazine » Blog Archive » RE: ALL IS WELL
- What is magical about Punxsutawney is not just the movie or the mythical 127-year-old marmot known as the "prognosticator of prognosticators. Stuart Muszynski: Punxsutawney Values: What America Can Learn From Groundhog's Day
