1. Foreshowing.

2. To prognosticate.

3. Something which foreshows: a symptom indicating the course of a disease; the judgment formed.

4. Foreshowing; foretelling; indicating something future by signs or symptoms.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• prognositc,
• orognostic,
• lrognostic,
• -rognostic,
• 0rognostic,
• peognostic,
• pdognostic,
• pfognostic,
• ptognostic,
• provnostic,
• prognoistic,
• pronostic,
• prognotic,
• geognosti,
• -pyrognostic,
• pyrognotic,
• pyrognostc,
• pyrrognostic,
• pyrognosticc,
• Prenostick

• pragmatically,
• prognosticate,
• prognosis,
• pragmatic,
• prognathic,
• pragmatics,
• pragmatical.

The adjective form of the word "prognostic" is "prognosticative".

The plural of the "prognostic" can be the "prognostics".

The singular of the "prognostic" can be the "prognostic".