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Reckoning — synonyms, definition

1. reckoning (Noun)

32 synonyms
account amount appraising average bill calculation charge check computation count counting debt enumeration estimate estimating estimation figures figuring inventory invoice • • •
3 definitions

reckoning (Noun) — Problem solving that involves numbers or quantities.

reckoning (Noun) — A bill for an amount due.

reckoning (Noun) — The act of counting; reciting numbers in ascending order. ex. "the reckoning continued for several hours"

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account bill investigating investigation invoice problem solving
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approximation blood count census conversion countdown derivative derived function differential differential coefficient estimate estimation extrapolation first derivative idea integral interpolation miscount nose count nosecount poll • • •

2. reckoning (Verb)

20 synonyms
betting calculating ciphering computing considering counting on cyphering daresaying daring say depending forecasting guessing imagining looking opining regarding seeing thinking viewing working out
6 definitions

reckoning (Verb) — Expect to be true; believe.

reckoning (Verb) — Judge to be probable.

reckoning (Verb) — Perceive or think about in a particular way; deem to be.

reckoning (Verb) — (mathematics) make a mathematical calculation or computation.

reckoning (Verb) — Have faith or confidence in.

reckoning (Verb) — Take account of. ex. "You have to reckon with our opponents"

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anticipating approximating banking believing conceiving considering estimating evaluating expecting gauging guessing judging passing judgment reasoning relying swearing thinking trusting
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abstracting adding adding together allowing appreciating approximating averaging averaging out bearing in mind budgeting calling capitalising capitalizing considering deducting deeming differentiating disesteeming disrespecting dividing • • •