predictably

• Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière que l'on peut attendre ou prévoir ». Il sert à décrire des actions, des événements ou des résultats qui se produisent comme prévu, souvent avec une nuance d'inévitabilité ou d'absence de surprise.

An adverb meaning "in a way that can be expected or foreseen." It is used to describe actions, events, or outcomes that occur as anticipated, often with a nuance of inevitability or lack of surprise.

1. In a way that can be expectedB2formal

   In a manner that is expected or known in advance, often because it follows a pattern.

   de manière prévisible

   • Predictably, the stock market fell after the announcement.
   • She predictably arrived late to every meeting.
   • The movie ended predictably with a happy ending.

   Antonymesunpredictably

2. In a boring or unoriginal wayB2informal

   In a manner that lacks surprise or originality, often implying something is dull.

   de manière prévisible

   • The plot of the novel was predictably clichéd.
   • He predictably complained about the weather again.
   • The speech was predictably full of empty promises.

   Synonymesmonotonouslyprosaicallystereotypicallytediouslytritelyunimaginativelyunoriginally

   Antonymessurprisinglyunconventionallyunexpectedlyunpredictably