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Synonyms for prognostic
prɒgˈnɒs tɪkprog·nos·tic
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Wiktionary
prognosticadjective
Synonyms:
foretelling, predictiveprognosticnoun
Of, pertaining to or characterized by prognosis or prediction.
Synonyms:
foretelling, predictiveprognosticnoun
A sign by which a future event may be known or foretold.
Synonyms:
sign, prediction, indication, foretelling, omen
English Synonyms and Antonyms
prognostic
A sign (Latin signum) is any distinctive mark by which a thing may be recognized or its presence known, and may be intentional or accidental, natural or artificial, suggestive, descriptive, or wholly arbitrary; thus, a blush may be a sign of shame; the footprint of an animal is a sign that it has passed; the sign of a business house now usually declares what is done or kept within, but formerly might be an object having no connection with the business, as "the sign of the trout;" the letters of the alphabet are signs of certain sounds. While a sign may be involuntary, and even unconscious, a signal is always voluntary, and is usually concerted; a ship may show signs of distress to the casual observer, but signals of distress are a distinct appeal for aid. A symptom is a vital phenomenon resulting from a diseased condition; in medical language a sign is an indication of any physical condition, whether morbid or healthy; thus, a hot skin and rapid pulse are symptoms of pneumonia; dulness of some portion of the lungs under percussion is one of the physical signs. Compare AUGUR; CHARACTERISTIC; EMBLEM.
Synonyms:
emblem, indication, manifestation, mark, note, omen, presage, sign, signal, symbol, symptom, token, type
Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and Antonyms
prognostic
Synonyms:
sign, indication, symptom, premonition, harbinger, token, presage, signalAntonyms:
result, reminder, memorial, record, register, misindication, mistaken
Princeton's WordNet
omen, portent, presage, prognostic, prognostication, prodigyadjective
a sign of something about to happen
"he looked for an omen before going into battle"
Synonyms:
prophecy, presage, portent, prodigy, prediction, omen, foretelling, prognostication, vaticination, forecastingAntonyms:
unpropheticpredictive, prognostic, prognosticativeadjective
of or relating to prediction; having value for making predictions
Synonyms:
prognosticative, predictiveAntonyms:
unprophetic
Dictionary of English Synonymes
prognosticadjective
Synonyms:
foreshowing, foretokeningprognosticnoun
Synonyms:
sign, token, presage, omen, indication, augury, foreboding, prognostication
PPDB, the paraphrase database
List of paraphrases for "prognostic":
Words popularity by usage frequency
ranking | word | |
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#235 | type | |
#280 | sign | |
#460 | note | |
#834 | mark | |
#2383 | signal | |
#3244 | symbol | |
#7912 | prediction | |
#8286 | indication | |
#9277 | token | |
#11976 | symptom | |
#12723 | forecasting | |
#13934 | prophecy | |
#15240 | predictive | |
#17091 | emblem | |
#19019 | prognosis | |
#20620 | manifestation | |
#20938 | prodigy | |
#29752 | omen | |
#33780 | prognostic | |
#43616 | harbinger | |
#68716 | presage | |
#79918 | premonition | |
#98619 | portent | |
#144203 | foretelling | |
#148940 | prognostication |
How to use prognostic in a sentence?
I believe using prognostic factors of severe COVID-19 patients will provide an opportunity for physicians to offer those risk-high patients with the best medical care from the early stage of the disease.
And there should not be, the predictive model can be very different for different diseases, and physicians need to decide based on each disease and each prognostic factor based on what is currently known about each specific disease and its course.
That's a really good prognostic sign for his recovery, if he was doing carpentry in October before the major event, I think it's likely that he could regain that function.
Even though they're not dying from that cardiac injury, something about that biomarker is providing some prognostic value beyond other risk factors that were controlled, so it could still be important in terms of identifying high-risk patients that enter the hospital with Covid-19.
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