unpredictable
Speech parts
1. unpredictable - Noun
2. unpredictable - Adjective
3. unpredictable - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
not occurring at a regular rate or fixed intervals
unknown in advance
not capable of being foretold
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Examples
an irregular heartbeat
an unpredictable (or indeterminable) future
Above all, the books were extremely unpredictable, especially in a genre where readers have come to expect the intensely predictable.
Add to the equation a notoriously unpredictable incumbent against a backdrop of unprecedented social and economic conditions, and making accurate predictions about potential post-election bedlam is impossible, as much as scholars and others may try.
According to the critic Ben Kenigsberg, “At its best, the movie is a vertiginous, head-slapping examination of the tangible, unpredictable consequences of making art.”
After the COVID shutdown, sport was back in all its unpredictable, hyperbolic, uplifting, maddening splendour.