1. to predict or infer (a past event) based on present evidence or knowledge
Usage: technical; third person singular present

Examples

• The scientist retrodicts the climate conditions from ice core samples.
• Using geological evidence, the researcher retrodicts ancient volcanic activity.
• The model successfully retrodicts historical earthquake patterns.
• She retrodicts the species’ migration routes from fossil records.
• The algorithm retrodicts past market trends with remarkable accuracy.