CEFR C1

foreseeable

adjective

Meaning

Able to be known or predicted in advance; within the range of what can be anticipated.

The company assured investors that there were no foreseeable risks to their profits.
With current technology, a manned mission to Mars is not foreseeable in the near future.

Synonyms: predictable, anticipatable, expected, predictive

adjective

Pronunciation: /fɔːrˈsiːəbl/

Able to be known or predicted in advance; within the range of what can be anticipated.

The company assured investors that there were no foreseeable risks to their profits.
With current technology, a manned mission to Mars is not foreseeable in the near future.
The manager stated that no staff layoffs were foreseeable for the remainder of the year.

in the foreseeable future (idiom): for as long as one can predict — "Interest rates are unlikely to rise in the foreseeable future."
foreseeable risk (collocation): a risk that can be predicted — "Identifying every foreseeable risk is crucial for project planning."

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