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Reckon

Reckon meaning

To count; to enumerate; to number; also, to compute; to calculate. | To count as in a number, rank, or series; to estimate by rank or quality; to place by estimation; to account; to esteem; to repute. | To charge, attribute, or adjudge to one, as having a certain quality or value.

Example sentences (20)

FOOTBALL fans reckon they have worked out the identity of mysterious rapper Dide - and they reckon that man is a former Rangers loan star.

And the conundrum for the Biden administration is playing out as the U.S. continues to reckon with the threat to democracy here posed by the Jan.

As survival becomes more challenging, she's forced to reckon with increasingly impossible visions.

But if you’re time-poor, we reckon that either Ibibio Sound Machine at the Queen’s Hall on Thursday or the excellent Nubiyan Twist who play George Square Spiegeltent next Saturday would be a good investment.

But perhaps the biggest challenge for the industry to reckon with is an existential one.

But worryingly, some fans reckon Michael - who Rufus offered a job to earlier in the episode - will be framed.

Champions of carbon capture reckon the fact Scotland has many depleted reservoirs offshore and is crossed by a network of pipelines make it the ideal setting for a cluster.

Fans reckon she must have read tweets from fans claiming that she spoke too much or got too much airtime and is now keeping a low profile.

Fire, disaster and death are likely to continue until we reckon with this colonial legacy.

Flags for all countries competing in the Rugby Six Nations were pinned to the ceiling so I reckon they must have been showing Rugby World Cup games, at least while there was Northern Hemisphere interest anyway.

Given the iron fist of the Chinese COmmunist PArty I reckon that final bullet point is on the money.

Gordon G Donaldson added: "Sadly after almost 35 years I think as a brand is toast I reckon H and P will both depart in July and the name will be retired.

He said: “We reckon there are 27 million people alive in the UK today that have read The Beano at one point in their lives.

If he had properly canvassed the policy amongst his political colleagues before announcing it, I reckon they might have counselled him against going ahead with it.

Impressed with Brooks' superlative show against a quality Kolkata Knight Riders bowling attack, former India spinner Harbhajan Singh revealed what makes the explosive batter a force to reckon with in world cricket.

I reckon there were a few nervous moments for Newcastle Knights officials during last weekend’s NRL clash against the Canberra Raiders.

I’ve woven in dozens of polished jokes and nuanced characters, as I try to reckon with my own addiction, the countless lies I’ve told to everyone I love, and the untimely death of a hamster named Jerry Maguire.

Like Rachel, who faces anguish over recent big decisions, Rowan must also reckon with opposing forces inside her.

Monique, 25, shared that they reckoned they could do it together, saying: "I stumbled across the series and said to Dad that I reckon we can do this and it sort of just happened.

Six years ago, when I first considered parenthood and thought about the ramifications of starting a family of my own, I realized I had to reckon with the tumult of my family’s past.