prognosticate

It went on to prognosticate with some insight but little charity about his political future.

Yet Proteus, when still he served me, prognosticated of evil times.

It's possible to explain all their actions but hellishly difficult to prognosticate them.

"If you look at the ad industry, you could prognosticate something similar," he added.

If rehabilitation is prognosticated to be impossible the worker receives the benefit for 78 weeks.

I am also what you might call a seer: I prognosticate.

Is this to prognosticate peace, or to mock at my unhappiness?"

But as doctors acquired more effective treatments, the impetus to prognosticate declined.

He wrote in an e-mail message: "We prognosticate because people ask us to and trust our judgment.

No expense was spared in fitting him for the high destinies prognosticated.

Six psychics will prognosticate by reading palms and tarot cards.

How did a dazzling and dynamic deity like myself come to prognosticate about such a faraway region?

Unfortunately, most of the bad things we'd prognosticated seemed to have come true, and not many of the good things.

And all the Tides prognosticate Not much of any other State!

The players posed, the politicians postured and the pundits prognosticated around the clock.

"You can prognosticate all you want," he said, "but we end up with $2 million before they decide who their candidate is."

And so have I. In fact, I prognosticate we'd better get to work.

They have the ability to prognosticate.

No more than 5 years," Dave confidently prognosticated.

Quarrels of a domestic nature are prognosticated.

So we prognosticate that the yield of bullion this year will be about $30,000,000.

I, as my nature prompted, would not prognosticate evil, but explained it away as a mere casual incident.

Some chose multiple moments; some preferred not to prognosticate; some sent pictures instead of words.

The EU prognosticated that the cost of the explosion could be just over 10% of the country's economy.

Afterward Pharaoh, having had a dream which prognosticated the birth of a helper, again consulted Job.