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Meanings of so predictable in English

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Usage of so predictable in English
1
It's getting so predictable, you could almost set your watch by it.
The Guardian
2
It was so predictable that it could have been written in stone.
The Tangle Box
3
He is so predictable we no longer need an alarm clock.
The Irish Times
4
The great batsmen are so predictable and Smith undoubtedly is one of them.
The Irish Times
5
Tipperary gradually mowed down the opposition in a manner that was so predictable.
The Irish Times
6
I do that? It smarted to know I was so predictable.
Norway to hide: a passport to peril mystery
7
Or at least learn not to be so predictable about it.
The Atrocity Archives
8
Human beings, especially no-class felons like Paul Donaldson, were so predictable.
By reason of insanity
9
Men can be so predictable, even when they are literary geniuses.
Stories: all-new tales
10
It is all so predictable we won't know whether to laugh or cry.
Reuters
11
Relationships in general, however, might not be quite so predictable.
The South African
12
The bad choices it spurred in the United States military were not so predictable.
The gun
13
She was pleased that men like Berman were so predictable.
Nano
14
The saddest part of this tale, though, is that it was all so predictable.
The Guardian
15
Ghana's shambolic meltdown was oh so predictable What a shambles.
The Guardian
16
Men are so predictable: they can only think of one way to end a quarrel.
The sealed letter
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