transitive. To account, reckon, consider (something) to be (so and so). Obsolete.

transitive. In regard to what is present or past: To think, surmise, suppose, conceive, believe… Const. object-clause, with or without that.

transitive. To proceed to deal with mentally; to consider. Frequently used in imperative phrases to introduce a topic for consideration.

figurative (with more or less retention of the literal idea or expression). To estimate, assess the value of (a person, a condition, quality, etc.)…

To form or express a judgement or estimate on; to judge, judge of, estimate. Obsolete.

transitive. To form an opinion or conclusion about (a person or thing), esp. following careful consideration or deliberation; to assess, evaluate…

transitive. To form an approximate judgement of (size, amount, number, distance, etc.) without actual measurement or calculation; to estimate…

transitive. To consider, reckon.

To reckon, estimate, value, hold (something) (to be as described in the associated complement or… transitive. With object complement only.

transitive. To reckon, count; also with complement.

To assess, value, rate.

transitive. To estimate, reckon, judge of. Obsolete.

transitive. To estimate or reckon the worth, value, or amount of; to appraise, judge. Also with with: to evaluate (something) against (something…

transitive. gen. To determine in one's own judgement; to consider, reckon, regard, or judge.

transitive. To work out or decide the nature or value of. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. figurative. To weigh (something immaterial), take the measure of. Obsolete.

transitive. To estimate the importance or value of (a quality, subject, etc.); to appraise, evaluate, judge. Also intransitive. Obsolete.

transitive. figurative. To weigh in the mind; to consider, ponder; to estimate or value. Cf. peise, v. 2. Also intransitive. Obsolete.

transitive. To weigh in the balances; also figurative to weigh mentally, consider, estimate.

transitive. To estimate, value.

transitive. To reckon, consider; to esteem, count as. Frequently with complement. Formerly with to and infinitive.

transitive. To interpret or ascribe a meaning to (a text, word, etc.); to expound the meaning of; to take or understand in a particular sense. Obs…

transitive. In wider sense: to take account of, take into consideration; to apprehend; to consider. Now rare.

To form or give an opinion; to judge, estimate. Obsolete. with subordinate clause (or pronoun) as object.

To reckon, calculate, estimate. Obsolete.

transitive. To judge, estimate, reckon.

To gauge; to judge of, form an opinion of.

gen. To calculate, reckon. Obsolete.

transitive. Probably: to form or give an opinion upon; to argue (a point). Obsolete.

transitive. To weigh (a matter); to estimate the two aspects or sides of anything; to ponder.

transitive. To estimate the value of, assign (a value) to; to value, assess, appraise. Const. at. In later use only figurative, to assign the…

transitive. To estimate or assess the quality, worth, etc., of; to scrutinize critically. Also: to estimate the quantity or extent of. Also reflexive…

intransitive. To use figures in arithmetic. Also transitive: to figure up (also with down): to reckon up with figures; to reckon, calculate…

figurative. To reckon, estimate (with object clause). colloquial. rare.

transitive. To reassess in terms of general value, importance, significance, etc.; to re-evaluate.

Business (originally U.S.). transitive. To offer (an excessively low price, estimate, etc.); (more generally) to underestimate, undervalue.