predictably
/prɪˈdɪktəbli/
adverb
- In a way that can be known or guessed in advance.
- The train predictably arrived at the station at exactly 8:15.
- As the temperature dropped, the lake predictably began to freeze.
- The stock market predictably rose after the positive economic report.
- In a boring or unoriginal way, as expected.
- The villain predictably revealed his evil plan in the final scene.
- Predictably, he blamed someone else for his mistake.
- She predictably ordered the same coffee drink every morning.
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