predictable

adjective
UK /prɪˈdɪktəbl/
US /prɪˈdɪktəbl/

Something predictable is easy to guess because it always happens the same way.

The bus is predictable; it arrives at eight o'clock every morning.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Able to be foretold from evidence or experience.

The storm's path was predictable from the weather data.

3. Behaving in a way that is easy to anticipate, sometimes boringly so.

The movie's ending was predictable, but I still enjoyed it.

4. Consistently following a known pattern or rule.

The machine's predictable output makes it easy to test.