Forcast example sentences
Related (13): predict, prognosticate, anticipate, conjecture, extrapolate, foretell, augur, presage, prognosis, divination, forebode, envisage, prognostication
fore·cast
verb
forecast (verb) · forecasts (third person present) · forecast (past tense) · forecast (past participle) · forecasting (present participle) · forecasted (past participle) · forecasted (past tense)
- predict or estimate (a future event or trend):
- a prediction or estimate of future events, especially coming weather or a financial trend.
Synonyms
predict, prophesy, prognosticate, augur, divine, foretell, foresee, forewarn, guess, conjecture, speculate, estimate, calculate, reckon, expect, presage, previse, vaticinate, prediction, prophecy, forewarning, prognostication, augury, divination, prognosis, projection, calculation, guess, estimate, conjecture, speculation, warning, signal, sign, token, guesstimate, foretoken, prognostic, vaticination"Forcast" Example Sentences
1. We can forcast the weather with increasing accuracy.2. The company's financial forcast is looking good.
3. The forcast is for more rain tomorrow.
4. Forcasted sales for the quarter are up.
5. The forcast is for a mild winter.
6. We forcast a 15% increase in profits.
7. The forcast is for sunny skies.
8. Forcasted earnings are much higher.
9. Forcasted revenues are up 15%.
10. The forcast is for continued growth.
11. Forcasted profits are up this quarter.
12. Forcasted sales are up for the year.
13. Forcasted demand is increasing.
14. Forcasted growth is expected to remain steady.
15. The forcast is for a cooler summer.
16. Forcasted income has increased.
17. Forcasted expenses are down this quarter.
18. The forcast is for a warm winter.
19. Forcasted earnings are down this year.
20. Forcasted profits have increased.