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Being the academic historian he was careful not to prognosticate beyond the evidence; being a man of simple faith he was happy to surrender into the abyss of mystery.
www.eurekastreet.com.au However, we must understand that in many other cases, as unpalatable as it may be, the risk is not always predictable; even experts can't prognosticate the future.
www.huffingtonpost.co.uk Doctors have immense power: to diagnose, to prognosticate, to prevent and to treat.
theconversation.com The department prognosticates its graduates as professionals with high level of competitive in all facets of production/manufacturing systems, operation research, human factor, time and motion, and production design.
en.wikipedia.org Few people over the centuries have had the confidence, or perhaps the chutzpah, to publicly prognosticate on what a papal encyclical would say.
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