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To have considered

To have considered or estimated to be

Past tense for to include someone or something in (a class or group)

Past tense for to expect something to happen or to do a particular thing

Past tense for to call or describe someone or something in a particular way

Accepted by supposition rather than as a result of proof

Limited in number

Figured by mathematical calculation

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Verb

To have considered

hypothesized^US

hypothesised^UK

hazarded a guess

characterized^US

characterised^UK

had an idea that

philosophized^US

philosophised^UK

took for granted

thought it likely that

had as one's opinion

postulated that

taken for granted

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

Verb

To have considered or estimated to be

calculated roughly

put a figure on

hypothesized^US

hypothesised^UK

come to the conclusion

hazarded a guess

had sneaking suspicion

came to the conclusion

formed an opinion of

thought it likely

drew the inference

drawn the inference

had a sneaking suspicion

taken for granted

took for granted

formed an impression of

made an estimate of

taken it as given

took it as given

philosophized^US

taken account of

took account of

philosophised^UK

had the feeling

compartmentalized^US

set a figure on

compartmentalised^UK

had a suspicion

passed judgment

had a sneaking feeling

gotten the measure of

got the drift of

roughly calculated

got the measure of

had a foreboding

pieced together

read between the lines

come to the conclusion that

found the sum of

made head or tail of

read between lines

bet one's bottom dollar

figured something out

jumped to a conclusion

made a guess at

put two and two together

regarded as likely

come to understand

took as gospel truth

seen something coming

saw something coming

taken as gospel truth

taken as a hypothesis

gone out on a limb

went out on a limb

took as a hypothesis

taken it as read

gotten the idea

took it as read

editorialized^US

characterized^US

considered it right

entertained the idea

called the turn

found an answer to

characterised^UK

found a solution to

subscribed to the opinion

made up one's mind about

postulated that

taken a shot at

considered to be

worked something out

came to understand

made rough guess

risked assuming

ventured a guess

came to the conclusion that

told in advance

counted one by one

got to the bottom of

thought it probable

editorialised^UK

expressed an opinion

had a funny feeling

kept a running record

taken it for granted

took it for granted

counted chickens

thought it conceivable

contextualized^US

rationalized^US

checked something out

formed the opinion

conceived to be

viewed as being

had a sneaking suspicion of

thought of as being

found the solution to

thought through

thought it likely that

regarded as being

harbored suspicion

assessed the worth of

reached conclusion

rationalised^UK

classed as being

taken a stab at

gotten to the bottom of

calculated to be

contextualised^UK

contemplated the possibility of

thought probable

kept a tally of

had one's number

looked on as being

taken something read

took something read

drew conclusions

drawn conclusions

drawn inference

taken measure of

took measure of

got the picture

gotten the picture

gotten the hang of

got the hang of

taken something on board

took something on board

saw handwriting on wall

seen handwriting on wall

taken the measurements of

took the measurements of

saw in the cards

seen in the cards

taken something as given

took something as given

swore up and down

sworn up and down

drawn a conclusion

drew 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

Past tense for to include someone or something in (a class or group)

considered to be

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

Verb

Past tense for to expect something to happen or to do a particular thing

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

Verb

Past tense for to call or describe someone or something in a particular way

considered to be

characterized as

characterized^US

characterised^UK

individualized^US

individualised^UK

conferred knighthood upon

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Adjective

Accepted by supposition rather than as a result of proof

commonly believed

commonly regarded

hypothesized^US

hypothesised^UK

to all appearances

taken for granted

unsubstantiated

based on guesswork

in the abstract

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Adjective

Limited in number

Adjective

Figured by mathematical calculation

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