In his lecture, the philosopher defined predicable as the general class of qualities that can be ascribed to an object.

The philosopher compared various predications to determine how predicates contribute to the truth of a statement.

The success of the project was predicated on careful planning and teamwork.

In the logic lecture, the professor explained how predicates determine the properties attributed to subjects.

He predicates his entire argument on a single unverified study, which worries the committee.

The linguist's predicational analysis clarified how verbs and complements interact in complex clauses.

The linguistics seminar discussed how predicants function differently across typologically diverse languages.

In the linguistics seminar, we analyzed how different predicators affect sentence structure.

He reacted predicably when he heard the news.

In medieval logic, the five predicables classify how a predicate may be attributed to a subject.