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(of an action) Done with full awareness of the likely consequences

Figured by mathematical calculation

(of a quantity) Having been measured or quantified (with precision)

Showing clever resourcefulness in practical matters, sometimes with guile

Involving immoral behavior

Having or showing determination or resolve

Resembling mathematics in being rigorously precise

To have ascertained by measurement

To have considered or estimated to be

Past tense for to compute an amount or value mathematically

Past tense for to (be able to) rely or trust on someone or something

Past tense for to plan or prepare for something (in advance)

Past tense for to intend or plan to do or achieve something

Past tense for to predict or prophesy, especially a numerical amount or value

Past tense for to acquire new information or skill

(computing) Past tense for to manipulate data or information with a computer or software

Past tense for to assess the importance, effect, or value of (something)

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Adjective

(of an action) Done with full awareness of the likely consequences

done on purpose

deliberately planned

thought out in advance

well thought out

well-thought-out

thought through

thought-through

well-considered

with forethought

according to a plan

well thought-out

carefully chosen

selected with care

up to the individual

at your discretion

pre-established

established in advance

decided beforehand

arranged in advance

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“Providing you think things through before you buy, you can be sure that you will make a calculated decision.”

Adjective

Figured by mathematical calculation

Adjective

(of a quantity) Having been measured or quantified (with precision)

standardised^UK

standardized^US

Adjective

Showing clever resourcefulness in practical matters, sometimes with guile

quick on the uptake

quick off the mark

dishonourable^UK

dishonorable^US

hyperintelligent

full of insight

sharp as a tack

quick on the trigger

quick on the draw

well thought out

having been around

with both feet on the ground

well-thought-out

with great knowledge

showing great knowledge

as sharp as a tack

not born yesterday

unsportsmanlike

crazy like a fox

not missing a trick

knowing how many beans make five

with all one's wits about one

knows what's what

with one's feet on the ground

ear to the ground

treating with kid gloves

smart as a tack

smart as a whip

not to be trusted

thinking outside the box

cloak-and-dagger

hole-and-corner

discriminational

self-centered^US

self-centred^UK

under the table

playing politics

not straightforward

well versed in the ways of the world

individualising^UK

individualizing^US

with good taste

against the rules

nimble-fingered

having know-how

having good hands

keeping a weather eye on

walking on eggs

walking on egg shells

with eyes peeled

hedging your bets

keeping on one's toes

handling with kid gloves

belt-and-braces

with reservations

on the qui vive

watching one's step

full of common sense

in one's right mind

having all one's marbles

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Adjective

Involving immoral behavior

dishonourable^UK

dishonorable^US

beyond the pale

beyond contempt

unsportsmanlike

beneath contempt

good-for-naught

good-for-nothing

of bad reputation

in the doghouse

open to bribery

against the rules

double-crossing

in the fast lane

pleasure-seeking

lacking restraint

gone to the dogs

dissatisfactory

stomach-churning

stomach-turning

bargain-basement

a load of pants

ill-humoured^UK

undistinguished

underprivileged

inconsequential

poverty-stricken

not up to snuff

nickel-and-dime

leaving much to be desired

uncomplimentary

twopenny-halfpenny

foolish-looking

of little account

without justification

ill-favoured^UK

very disgusting

not worth bothering about

not worth mentioning

disadvantageous

indescribably bad

indescribably wicked

beyond description

indescribably evil

unconsequential

strictly for the birds

too horrible for words

of little consequence

counterproductive

near the knuckle

close to the bone

lower in status

beneath someone

under someone's heel

not very important

not so important

not up to scratch

less-than-stellar

of poor quality

not up to standard

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Adjective

Having or showing determination or resolve

playing hard ball

be out for blood

nose to the grindstone

full of determination

dyed-in-the-wool

meaning business

committed to the idea of

bound and determined

stubborn as a mule

on one's mettle

stop at nothing

self-disciplined

self-opinionated

going for broke

insistent about

in for long haul

tall in the saddle

like a ball of fire

desiring success

as game as Ned Kelly

keen as mustard

with one's shoulder to the wheel

with one's nose to the grindstone

intensely competitive

fiercely competitive

having killer instinct

through-and-through

through and through

as keen as mustard

true to the end

single-minded about

obsessive about

inflexible about

fanatical about

coming on strong

incontrovertible

tried and tested

set in one's ways

well-conditioned

hale and hearty

beyond question

having down pat

unchallengeable

taken for granted

unaccommodating

standing one's ground

bursting with health

high-principled

fit as a fiddle

set in concrete

free from doubt

not giving an inch

one hundred per cent

in tip-top condition

sure of oneself

well-established

sticking to one's guns

tough nut to crack

as fit as a flea

strong as an ox

as fit as a fiddle

not in question

black-and-white

high-maintenance

alive and kicking

as sure as eggs is eggs

over-particular

no ifs ands or buts

carved in stone

solid as a rock

beyond a shadow of a doubt

hard to satisfy

string along with

over-censorious

straightforward

closely controlled

strictly controlled

rigidly enforced

unimpressionable

uncompassionate

proof against persuasion

tried and trusted

as thick as thieves

in a straight line

set in your ways

well-constructed

hold your ground

meaning what one says

not discouraged

fixed as the laws of the Medes and the Persians

without loopholes

with one's feet dug in

with one's toes dug in

as strong as a horse

powerfully built

etched in stone

hanging together

holding together

in good condition

there are no two ways about it

without question

bursting with good health

in every respect

no holds barred

no strings attached

without reservations

capable of being trusted

standardized^US

standardised^UK

high and mighty

throwing weight around

like the Rock of Gibralter

pulling no punches

on the up and up

copper-bottomed

desensitized^US

take-no-prisoners

in good physical condition

the picture of health

in good physical shape

not backward in coming forward

inextinguishable

lacking sentiment

desensitised^UK

as hard as nails

as tough as old boots

toughened by experience

unshakeable in one's belief

easy in one's mind

secure in one's belief

hold the unwavering view

honest-to-goodness

well documented

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Adjective

Resembling mathematics in being rigorously precise

over-particular

pass-remarkable

difficult to please

particularized^US

over-fastidious

particularised^UK

impossible to please

unfavourable^UK

minding p's and q's

crossing the t's

dotting the i's

selfdisciplined

going to great lengths

over-censorious

well thought-out

playing your cards close to your chest

easily disgusted

telling it like it is

as it really happened

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Verb

To have ascertained by measurement

put a figure on

put a stopwatch on

had one's number

took account of

taken account of

gotten a fix on

become aware of

made certain of

gotten down cold

became aware of

gotten the hang of

gotten down pat

got the hang of

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Verb

To have considered or estimated to be

calculated roughly

put a figure on

come to the conclusion

hypothesized^US

hypothesised^UK

came to the conclusion

formed the opinion

conceived to be

had sneaking suspicion

thought it likely

calculated to be

made rough guess

made an estimate of

hazarded a guess

roughly calculated

regarded as likely

drawn conclusions

drew conclusions

drawn the inference

taken it as given

took it as given

taken for granted

gotten the idea

took for granted

drew the inference

had a sneaking suspicion

philosophized^US

philosophised^UK

felt in one's bones

had a funny feeling

had a suspicion

had a sneaking feeling

had a foreboding

gotten the impression

got the impression

set a figure on

read between lines

got the impression of

promised oneself

looked forward to

kept fingers crossed

knocked on wood

had as one's opinion

crossed your fingers

built castles in air

formulated a theory

formed theories

called the turn

become cognizant of

formed an opinion of

postulated that

formed an impression of

made suppositions

risked assuming

ventured a guess

thought it probable

taken as a hypothesis

contextualized^US

rationalized^US

had the impression

viewed as being

thought of as being

become aware of

thought it likely that

run it up flagpole

took as a hypothesis

taken it as read

become conscious of

formed a theory

come to the conclusion that

regarded as being

harbored suspicion

beat one's brains

had an awareness of

took it as read

rationalised^UK

classed as being

contextualised^UK

caught the drift

thought probable

had a sensation of

looked on as being

taken something read

took something read

beaten one's brains

ran it up flagpole

came to the conclusion that

has funny feeling

had funny feeling

taken something on board

took something on board

taken it for granted

took it for granted

taken something as given

took something as given

took as gospel truth

taken as gospel truth

gotten the drift

were cognizant of

got the picture

been cognizant of

was cognizant of

gotten the picture

became aware of

became conscious of

became cognizant of

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“What would you calculate as the probable cost of bringing it from Greenock to Glasgow, and then to Edinburgh by the Railway?”

Verb

Past tense for to compute an amount or value mathematically

put a figure on

took account of

taken account of

formed an opinion of

found the sum of

made an estimate of

worked something out

hypothesized^US

calculated roughly

thought through

hypothesised^UK

figured something out

made a guess at

hazarded a guess

jumped to a conclusion

formed an impression of

setted a price on

gotten the measure of

got the measure of

taken the measurements of

took the measurements of

roughly calculated

found an answer to

counted one by one

found a solution to

compartmentalised^UK

went out on a limb

had a sneaking suspicion of

number crunched

found the solution to

taken a stab at

taken a shot at

considered to be

gone out on a limb

kept a running record

compartmentalized^US

kept a tally of

had one's number

took the measure of

taken the measure of

got the picture

taken for granted

gotten the picture

took for granted

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“Thus, we can calculate how many atoms would cross the exobase fast enough to escape into space.”

Verb

Past tense for to (be able to) rely or trust on someone or something

“I would say that you can calculate on having their support as a certainty.”

Verb

Past tense for to plan or prepare for something (in advance)

strategized about

made arrangements

laid in provisions

made arrangements for

come to an agreement

made provisions

come to terms about

made preparations for

pulled things together

made financial arrangements

smoothed the way

came to an agreement

came to terms about

played it by ear

laid the foundations of

straightened out

licked into shape

thrown together

been responsible for

were responsible for

gotten off the ground

was responsible for

gotten together

got off the ground

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“While there is no perfect formula to calculate how much party food and drink you'll need, there are some basic guidelines that usually ensure a successful party.”

Verb

Past tense for to intend or plan to do or achieve something

set your sights on

had every intention

had the intention

said to oneself

had the objective of

made up one's mind

made up your mind

committed oneself

strategized about

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“I calculate to leave town tomorrow.”

Verb

Past tense for to predict or prophesy, especially a numerical amount or value

hazarded a guess

called the turn

told in advance

seen something coming

saw something coming

seen handwriting on wall

saw handwriting on wall

crystal balled it

called the shots

had sneaking suspicion

regarded as likely

come to the conclusion

thought it likely

contemplated the possibility of

saw in the cards

seen in the cards

counted chickens

taken for granted

took for granted

taken it as given

took it as given

came to the conclusion

drawn the inference

drew the inference

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“The experts calculate that there will be more handshakes, more speeches, and more television entreaties than ever before.”

Verb

Past tense for to acquire new information or skill

acquired a knowledge of

acquired skill in

applied oneself to

became competent in

become competent in

became expert in

become expert in

became proficient in

become proficient in

became skilled at

become skilled at

familiarized oneself with

familiarized yourself with

gained an understanding of

got clued up about

got the point of

known backwards

knew inside out

known inside out

burned midnight oil

burnt midnight oil

cracked the books

gotten down pat

got the hang of

gotten the hang of

got the knack of

gotten the knack of

Verb

(computing) Past tense for to manipulate data or information with a computer or software

Verb

Past tense for to assess the importance, effect, or value of (something)

chose carefully

chosen carefully

selected with care

thought carefully about

assessed the effect of

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