Definition of predictably in English:

predictably

adverb prɪˈdɪktəbliprəˈdɪktəbli

In a way that can be predicted; as expected.
so far the markets have behaved predictably
sentence adverb the results were, perhaps predictably, uneven
Example sentencesExamples
- Predictably, many of the courses' participants are privileged.
- By day's end, shares of the two software makers had reacted predictably.
- The kitchen in these clients' house was predictably the most modern-styled room in the house.
- The reception desk in major brand hotels was always, predictably, opposite the main entrance.
- Predictably, lack of time, especially a lack of adequate planning time, was the biggest problem.
- It would be simple and convenient if all bacteria reacted predictably.
- The media responded predictably to the story.
- Before a realignment, the electorate behaves predictably.
- So far the markets have behaved predictably.
- Predictably enough, the new business doesn't have a lot of cash.

Definition of predictably in US English:

predictably

adverbprəˈdɪktəbliprəˈdiktəblē

In a way that can be predicted; as expected.
so far the markets have behaved predictably
sentence adverb the results were, perhaps predictably, uneven
Example sentencesExamples
- It would be simple and convenient if all bacteria reacted predictably.
- Before a realignment, the electorate behaves predictably.
- By day's end, shares of the two software makers had reacted predictably.
- The media responded predictably to the story.
- Predictably, many of the courses' participants are privileged.
- So far the markets have behaved predictably.
- Predictably enough, the new business doesn't have a lot of cash.
- Predictably, lack of time, especially a lack of adequate planning time, was the biggest problem.
- The reception desk in major brand hotels was always, predictably, opposite the main entrance.
- The kitchen in these clients' house was predictably the most modern-styled room in the house.

单词	predictably
释义	Definition of predictably in English: predictably adverb prɪˈdɪktəbliprəˈdɪktəbli In a way that can be predicted; as expected. so far the markets have behaved predictably sentence adverb the results were, perhaps predictably, uneven Example sentencesExamples Predictably, many of the courses' participants are privileged. By day's end, shares of the two software makers had reacted predictably. The kitchen in these clients' house was predictably the most modern-styled room in the house. The reception desk in major brand hotels was always, predictably, opposite the main entrance. Predictably, lack of time, especially a lack of adequate planning time, was the biggest problem. It would be simple and convenient if all bacteria reacted predictably. The media responded predictably to the story. Before a realignment, the electorate behaves predictably. So far the markets have behaved predictably. Predictably enough, the new business doesn't have a lot of cash. Definition of predictably in US English: predictably adverbprəˈdɪktəbliprəˈdiktəblē In a way that can be predicted; as expected. so far the markets have behaved predictably sentence adverb the results were, perhaps predictably, uneven Example sentencesExamples It would be simple and convenient if all bacteria reacted predictably. Before a realignment, the electorate behaves predictably. By day's end, shares of the two software makers had reacted predictably. The media responded predictably to the story. Predictably, many of the courses' participants are privileged. So far the markets have behaved predictably. Predictably enough, the new business doesn't have a lot of cash. Predictably, lack of time, especially a lack of adequate planning time, was the biggest problem. The reception desk in major brand hotels was always, predictably, opposite the main entrance. The kitchen in these clients' house was predictably the most modern-styled room in the house.
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