reckons

Thinks it's so

Reckons is the third-person singular of reckon, meaning to think, suppose, or calculate.

Someone reckons something when they figure it out or hold it as an opinion: She reckons we'll be there by noon.

In British and regional American speech, reckon often replaces think in casual conversation: I reckon so.

To reckon with is to take into account or confront: a force to be reckoned with.

calculates

counts

Totals or matters

adds · sums · figures · works out · estimates · approximates · gauges · measures · quantifies · numbers

believes

thinks

Engages in mental activity

guesses · figures · imagines · suspects · gathers · deems · considers · holds · maintains · feels

estimates

guesses

Estimates without certainty

ballparks · eyeballs · projects · forecasts · predicts · surmises · speculates · conjectures · guesstimate · values

considers

regards

Good wishes sent

counts · judges · holds · perceives · takes for · accounts · esteems · rates · ranks · classes

settles

squares

Four-sided equal figures

clears · reconciles · adjusts · sorts out · deals with · handles · resolves · accounts for · repays · reimburses

Categories
Opposites
certainty of belief

reckonsknows

Possesses awareness of

verifies · proves · confirms · establishes · ascertains

cognitive process

reckonsignores

Refuses to acknowledge

disregards · overlooks · dismisses · neglects · discounts

calculation/estimation

reckonscounts

Totals or matters

quantifies · determines · computes · tallies · miscalculates

Phrases
Family

reckon, reckoning, reckoned, reckoner, misreckoning, misreckon, reckonings, reckoners, unreckoned

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Known to kids · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G