RECKONS Meaning and
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Reckons is a verb that primarily denotes the act of estimating, calculating, or judging something. It is often used to express a person's belief or opinion about a particular matter. This term commonly implies a thoughtful evaluation or consideration of different factors before arriving at a conclusion or decision. Reckoning can be based on personal knowledge, expertise, reasoning, available information, or a combination of these.
The word reckons can also carry connotations of belief or expectation, indicating the conviction or anticipation that something is likely to be true or happen. In this sense, it implies a certain level of confidence or trust in the expected outcome. Reckons frequently manifests in the context of predicting or foreseeing future events, possibilities, or scenarios.
Furthermore, reckons may also refer to the act of including or counting something. It signifies the process of adding up or totaling a set of numbers or items. This aspect of reckoning is commonly observed in mathematical or accounting contexts, where the aim is to determine a final figure or assessment.
In informal usage, reckons can sometimes assume a colloquial or regional character, particularly in certain English dialects. It is important to consider the cultural context and usage patterns when encountering the term reckons in such cases.
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Etymology of RECKONS
The word "reckons" is derived from the Old English word "recenian" which means "to recount" or "to count up". It is related to the Old High German word "rechenōn" and the Middle Dutch word "rekenen", both of which also mean "to count". Over time, the word "reckons" also gained the sense of "estimating" or "calculating", hence its modern meaning of forming an opinion or judgment.
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Conjugate verb Reckons
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