reckoned
Did the math
Reckoned is the past tense of reckon, which means to calculate, count, or consider.
The cost was reckoned at fifty thousand dollars.
In informal speech, especially British and Southern American dialects, reckon means to suppose or think: I reckoned you'd be here by now.
To be reckoned with is to be taken seriously as a force or threat.
Mental concept or reflection
- regardedConsidered or esteemed
- deemedRegarded as being
- viewedSaw deliberately
- judgedFormed a considered opinion
believed · held · supposed · assumed · figured · took · saw · counted
Considered or esteemed
- knownEstablished as fact
- heldKept in grasp
- consideredThought about carefully
- thoughtMental concept or reflection
esteemed · viewed · seen · judged · rated · ranked · accounted · numbered
Calculated without precision
- guessedEstimated without certainty
- gaugedDetermined extent or amount
- judgedFormed a considered opinion
- figuredComputed or understood
assessed · calculated · supposed · projected · guesstimated · ballparked · eyeballed · speculated
Determined by calculation
- talliedSummed and recorded
- countedDetermined how many
- totaledDestroyed or summed
- summedAdded all together
figured · tabulated · numbered · quantified · enumerated · added · subtracted · multiplied
thought
Mental concept or reflection
judged · believed · held · supposed · assumed · figured · took · saw · counted · esteemed
regarded
Considered or esteemed
- knownEstablished as fact
- heldKept in grasp
- consideredThought about carefully
thought · esteemed · viewed · seen · judged · rated · ranked · accounted · numbered · counted
approximated
Calculated without precision
- guessedEstimated without certainty
- gaugedDetermined extent or amount
- judgedFormed a considered opinion
figured · assessed · calculated · supposed · projected · guesstimated · ballparked · eyeballed · speculated · conjectured
computed
Determined by calculation
summed · figured · tabulated · numbered · quantified · enumerated · added · subtracted · multiplied · divided
anticipated
Expected in advance
predicted · foresaw · trusted · depended · planned · awaited
reckonedshot in the dark
Attempt lacking any basis
unreckoned · uncalculated · unconsidered · hazarded · unestimated
reckoneddisregarded
Not given consideration
overlooked · ignored · unaccounted · discounted · dismissed
reckoneddoubted
Lacked certainty about
questioned · wondered · wavered · hesitated
- day of reckoningTime of final judgment
- reckon withFace and deal with
- reckoned withAcknowledged as significant
- final reckoningUltimate settling of accounts
- reckoned onDepended on occurring
- dead reckoningPosition-tracking via estimated motion
reckon, reckoning, reckons, reckoner, misreckoning, misreckon, reckonings, reckoners, reckon with