prognostication

Never before had she put faith in any form of prognostication.

Political prognostication is a mug's game in the best of times.

In a few cases the prognostication after "know thus" is missing.

He was also to be wise and professional in his prognostications.

We can measure the prognostication in two very different instances.

Prognostications about political, economic and social developments during the next decade.

Looking through the prognostication stories from the end of 1979, I can see that no one came close to getting a jump on the future.

My own hope is for a modified version of the first prognostication.

A time to dig out last year's predictions and prognostications.

The more well known the expert, the less accurate their prognostications seem to be.

A lack of attention to prognostication can result in patients' dying badly.

This department used to deal in prognostication, but it is much debased.

On the whole, his prognostications over the last two decades have been consistently accurate.

That's where my prognostications indicate a site for possible future mischief.

Let's get those victories before we start making prognostications about what might be years in the future."

Would that my political prognostication had reached this level of prescience.

"We all used to filter our prognostications through the experience of what's gone on in the past.

Many of the prognostications connected with the Moon are meteorological.

It was like prognostication, a glimpse into the future.

I didn't need a prognostication machine to tell me that it was going to be a busy day.

For a woman, this is a prognostication of widowhood and deception.

Visitors can record their own prognostications and hear prairie dogs' lives explained.

Such prognostications are not wild guesses or pipe dreams, either.

Meeting all those people, shaking hands, answering questions, offering prognostications, being pleasant.

In some cultures astronomical data was used for astrological prognostication.