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[Verb] | "prog*nos*ti*cate" | \ präg-ˈnä-stə-ˌkāt \
1: to foretell from signs or symptoms : predict
2: to give an indication of in advance : foreshadow
Origin: 15th century ;
Middle English pronosticaten "to make a prediction, make a prognosis, portend," borrowed from Medieval Latin pronōsticātus, past participle of prognōsticāre, pronōsticāre "to predict, forecast, portend," derivative of Late Latin prognōsticum {see: |prognostic:1|prognostic:1};
* Note : Compare Middle French pronostiquer, formed directly from the Medieval Latin verb.;
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[ "prognosticate" ]
1: To predict or guess what will happen.
* e.g., ... The weatherman prognosticated rain on Sunday.
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[ "Prognostication" ]
1: A method of wordsmithing someone else.
* e.g., ... Dennis, that prognostication was so sick
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