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To establish by calculation

To be of the opinion

To comprehend or form an understanding of something

To include someone or something in (a class or group)

To consider or regard in a specified way

To expect something to happen or to do a particular thing

To predict, prophesy, or tell of future events

To arrive at an answer through logic or arithmetic

To call or describe someone or something in a particular way

To assign or regard as belonging to a particular category

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Verb

To establish by calculation

put a figure on

take account of

form an opinion of

form an impression of

get the measure of

calculate roughly

make an estimate of

find the sum of

take the measurements of

roughly calculate

add something up

count one by one

work something out

figure something out

take measure of

make up one's mind about

assess the worth of

check something out

measure something off

keep a tally of

keep a running record

set a figure on

think of as being

regard as being

look on as being

be of the opinion

have one's number

make a guess at

go out on a limb

jump to a conclusion

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“Every company that wishes to operate profitably must reckon the costs of its manpower as meticulously as it does the costs of its other factors of production.”

Verb

To be of the opinion

be of the opinion

come to the conclusion

draw the inference

take for granted

be given to understand

take it as given

think it likely

have a sneaking suspicion

be inclined to think

have sneaking suspicion

be of the opinion that

be under the impression

take as a hypothesis

philosophise^UK

have the feeling

philosophize^US

take it as read

be led to believe

be of the conviction

have a suspicion

have a sneaking feeling

have a foreboding

have an idea that

come to understand

take as gospel truth

think it likely that

take it for granted

come to the conclusion that

go out on a limb

see something coming

take something read

take something as given

take something for granted

consider it right

have a funny feeling

draw conclusions

think it probable

express an opinion

regard as likely

harbor suspicion

reach conclusion

have as one's opinion

read between lines

put two and two together

read between the lines

strongly believe

contextualise^UK

contextualize^US

form an opinion of

make a guess at

have a sneaking suspicion of

get the picture

make an estimate of

jump to a conclusion

characterize^US

characterise^UK

venture a guess

take something on board

think it conceivable

draw a conclusion

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“Bernie is aware of the danger, but doesn't reckon there will be a repeat performance.”

Verb

To comprehend or form an understanding of something

get the drift of

get to the bottom of

make head or tail of

get the hang of

figure something out

get the picture

get the message

get one's head around

take something on board

have an aha moment

get the point of

become aware of

become cognizant of

get your head round

become conscious of

get the idea of

be cognizant of

have knowledge of

get the message about

make certain of

get the picture about

wrap one's mind around

get to the bottom

see the point of

have a handle on

wrap one's mind round

catch on to the fact

know for certain

catch the drift of

see what's what

make heads or tails of

become clear to

perceive the meaning of

get a handle on

get one's mind around

be conscious of

bring to a conclusion

become conscious of the fact that

become aware of the fact that

get through one's head

become conscious

be aware of the fact that

be conscious of the fact that

pick up what someone is putting down

see the light about

be familiar with

be au fait with

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“The crowd at the back began pushing, not able to reckon what was the holdup.”

Verb

To include someone or something in (a class or group)

“The society can reckon among its members males of the royal blood.”

Verb

To consider or regard in a specified way

make rough guess

come to the conclusion

entertain the idea

be of the opinion

subscribe to the opinion

form the opinion

bet one's bottom dollar

take as gospel truth

swear up and down

have sneaking suspicion

calculate to be

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“I want everybody to give me a second chance, and reckon me as a friend.”

Verb

To expect something to happen or to do a particular thing

take for granted

have every confidence in

put your faith in

be confident of

have confidence in

bet bottom dollar on

pin one's hope on

bet one's bottom dollar

not manage without

pin one's faith

pin one's hopes on

pin your faith on

be certain about

be dependent on

ride on coattails

hang one's hat on

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“I reckon he will ditch me and you just as soon as he can.”

Verb

To predict, prophesy, or tell of future events

see something coming

tell in advance

see handwriting on wall

be a warning of

be a harbinger of

be an indication of

see in the cards

crystal ball it

be a presage of

give a warning of

be the harbinger of

be prepared for

have a hunch of

take for granted

regard as likely

have sneaking suspicion

come to the conclusion

think it likely

take it as given

be inclined to think

contemplate the possibility of

draw the inference

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Verb

To arrive at an answer through logic or arithmetic

find an answer to

find a solution to

find the solution to

get to the bottom of

find the key to

make head or tail of

find the answer to

find the answer

get to the bottom

determine a solution to

figure something out

reach an agreement about

get something straight

cut through red tape

get the answer to

discover meaning

remove the complexities from

make easier to understand

make more comprehensible

make more intelligible

bring to an end

bring to a conclusion

come to a conclusion about

find the solution

cut the Gordian knot

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Verb

To call or describe someone or something in a particular way

characterize as

characterize^US

characterise^UK

individualize^US

individualise^UK

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Verb

To assign or regard as belonging to a particular category

compartmentalise^UK

compartmentalize^US

characterise^UK

characterize^US

arrange in order

organize systematically

arrange in a series

gather together

clear the decks

whip into shape

put in good shape

label negatively

accuse of being

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