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To make an estimate

To establish by calculation

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 form an understanding or conclusion from something

To predict, prophesy, or tell of future events

To measure or appraise the value, amount, level or quality of something

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 make an estimate

hazards a guess

hypothesizes^US

hypothesises^UK

takes for granted

comes to the conclusion

draws the inference

takes it as given

has sneaking suspicion

thinks it likely

has a sneaking suspicion

calculates roughly

takes as a hypothesis

takes it as read

makes an estimate of

philosophizes^US

philosophises^UK

takes as gospel truth

thinks it likely that

sees something coming

has an idea that

takes it for granted

has a suspicion

roughly calculates

goes out on a limb

has the feeling

has a sneaking feeling

comes to the conclusion that

has a foreboding

postulates that

takes something as given

considers it right

makes rough guess

puts a figure on

regards as likely

has as one's opinion

harbors suspicion

thinks it probable

thinks probable

passes judgment

expresses an opinion

has a funny feeling

draws conclusions

has a sneaking suspicion of

jumps to a conclusion

gets the picture

takes a stab at

makes a guess at

takes a shot at

forms an opinion of

gets the measure of

characterizes^US

characterises^UK

takes something on board

rationalizes^US

contextualises^UK

rationalises^UK

contextualizes^US

thinks it conceivable

ventures a guess

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

Verb

To establish by calculation

puts a figure on

takes account of

forms an opinion of

forms an impression of

gets the measure of

finds the sum of

counts one by one

works something out

figures something out

takes measure of

keeps a running record

keeps a tally of

keeps the score

makes up one's mind about

hypothesizes^US

checks something out

assesses the worth of

passes judgment

puts a price on

puts a value on

hypothesises^UK

makes a guess at

makes an estimate of

jumps to a conclusion

takes a shot at

takes a stab at

goes out on a limb

hazards a guess

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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 comprehend or form an understanding of something

pieces together

gets the drift of

gets to the bottom of

makes head or tail of

figures something out

gets the hang of

gets the picture

gets the message

gets one's head around

takes something on board

has an aha moment

gets the point of

becomes cognizant of

gets your head round

becomes aware of

becomes conscious of

gets the idea of

is cognizant of

are cognizant of

has knowledge of

gets to the bottom

gets the message about

gets the picture about

wraps one's mind around

sees the point of

gets to grips with

has a handle on

makes heads or tails of

catches the drift of

becomes clear to

perceives the meaning of

throws light on

makes certain of

catches on to the fact

rationalizes^US

rationalises^UK

gets a handle on

makes intelligible

gets one's mind around

becomes conscious

becomes aware of the fact that

becomes conscious of the fact that

gets through one's head

picks up what someone is putting down

sees the light about

straightens out

crystallizes^US

crystallises^UK

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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)

considers to be

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

Verb

To consider or regard in a specified way

entertains the idea

comes to the conclusion

subscribes to the opinion

forms the opinion

takes as gospel truth

has sneaking suspicion

bets one's bottom dollar

swears up and down

forms an impression of

forms an opinion of

considers to be

puts a value on

looks on as being

classes as being

thinks of as being

regards as being

sets a figure on

calculates to be

conceives 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

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

Verb

To form an understanding or conclusion from something

draws the inference

comes to the conclusion

comes to understand

draws a conclusion

hypothesizes^US

hypothesises^UK

draws inference

reaches conclusion

reads between lines

puts two and two together

reads between the lines

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Verb

To predict, prophesy, or tell of future events

hazards a guess

sees something coming

tells in advance

sees handwriting on wall

sees in the cards

sees the future

gives a warning of

crystal balls it

takes for granted

regards as likely

has sneaking suspicion

comes to the conclusion

takes it as given

thinks it likely

contemplates the possibility of

draws the inference

counts chickens

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Verb

To measure or appraise the value, amount, level or quality of something

takes account of

has one's number

takes the measurements of

puts a figure on

puts a stopwatch on

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Verb

To arrive at an answer through logic or arithmetic

Verb

To call or describe someone or something in a particular way

characterizes as

considers to be

characterizes^US

characterises^UK

individualizes^US

individualises^UK

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Verb

To assign or regard as belonging to a particular category

compartmentalises^UK

compartmentalizes^US

characterises^UK

characterizes^US

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