Another Word For Reckon

Meaning

The word "reckon" generally means to think, believe, or consider something. It can also refer to estimating or calculating a value or amount. For example, when you reckon something, you're making a judgment or an opinion about it.

Synonyms

• Consider
• Believe
• Think
• Estimate
• Suppose
• Count

Antonyms

• Disbelieve
• Ignore
• Dismiss

Etymology

The word "reckon" comes from the Old English "recenan," meaning "to account for or to calculate." It has roots in the Proto-Germanic "*rekanō" and is related to the Old Norse "reikna," which also means to count or calculate.

Examples

1. I reckon we should leave early to avoid traffic.
2. He didn't reckon that the storm would be so severe.
3. When calculating expenses, make sure to reckon in all receipts.
4. She reckons that she can finish the project by tomorrow.
5. I reckon it’s going to rain later today.