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To have ascertained through analysis or investigation
Past tense for to add amounts or quantities together
“We simply add up the numbers in each column to arrive at a total.”
Past tense for to amount to, or be equal to, when added together
“Indicate to what extent you agree with some or all of the six responses by giving them a numerical value, the total of which will add up to a total of twelve points for each question.”
Past tense for to seem logically reasonable or consistent
“So, like I said, something does not add up about the nandrolone story.”
Past tense for to indicate or mean (something)
“The recent riots add up to a severe and deepening crisis.”
Past tense for to work out or resolve
Past tense for to be sensible, coherent, reasonable
Past tense for to establish a fact to be true
Past tense for to arrive at a judgment or opinion by reasoning
Past tense for to accumulate, collect or store away a certain amount of something
Past tense for to be a sign or symbol of
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