Forecast
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Pro Tip 1/3
Future Events
Use 'forecast' when talking about events that are expected to happen. The company forecasts increased profits next year.
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Non-Physical Prediction
It's common to use 'forecast' for non-physical predictions like market trends, not just weather. Experts forecast a rise in tech jobs.
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Use with Caution
'Forecast' implies a calculated guess; it's more than a spontaneous prediction. After analysis, we forecast a busy holiday season.