noun
definition
The characteristic of being predictable.
Examples of predictability in a Sentence
You can't go in guns a blazin' because you will die, especially in the boss battles, which resemble Zelda bosses in the predictability in the way they fight.
For a bride-to-be who is interested in a classic ring style but without the predictability of a round diamond, an oval ring can be the perfect choice.
Create your weekly lesson plans around themes such as animals, space, or jobs to add excitement and predictability to his preschool day.
Structure and predictability can be a source of security for individuals with autism, and variations in daily routine or surroundings can be quite upsetting, causing stress and anxiety.
While some financial experts praise the consistency and predictability of term policies, other financial experts make the claim that universal life is preferable because of the potential for dividends.
It can sell produce abroad for better rates, give farmers predictability in pricing and flexibility on when to sell, and act as a storehouse against lean times in the future.