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• n  (logic) a declaration of something self-evident; something that can be assumed as the basis for argument

• This brand-new "airfare predication engine" calculates whether the lowest price on plane tickets currently, only for trips out of Seattle or Boston will rise or fall over .
• Justice lawyers have insisted that FBI agents cannot fish around in the affairs of high-level officials unless there is an open investigation and "predication," meaning a specific .
• The Department regularly uses preliminary reviews to gather information to determine whether there is sufficient predication to warrant a full investigation of a matter.

• postulation

News & Articles

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• 2013 Villanova Basketball Preview: Darryl Reynolds
  Loading... Darryl Reynolds is one of three scholarship freshmen on the squad, so we don't have the benefit of prior year stats as a basis for our scoring predication.
  Oct. 12, 2013 - Philly.com

Quotes

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• Michael Chertoff in FOXNews
  I think that that predication unhappily turned out to be correct and one of the things I said was we're racing the clock. Unfortunately, the hurricane beat us,Chertoff said.