Reckoning is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECKONING in dictionary:

VERB:
• establish by calculation
• include someone or something in (a class or group)
• be of the opinion
• consider or regard in a specified way
• have a specified view or opinion of
• rate highly
• rely on or be sure of
• expect to do a particular thing
NOUN:
• the act of reckoning
• counting or calculating
• The act of one who reckons, counts, or computes; the result of reckoning or counting; calculation.
• An account of time
• Adjustment of claims and accounts; settlement of obligations, liabilities, etc.
• The charge or account made by a host at an inn.
• Esteem; account; estimation.
• The calculation of a ship\'s position, either from astronomical observations, or from the record of the courses steered and distances sailed as shown by compass and log, -- in the latter case called dead reckoning (see under Dead); -- also used for dead reckoning in contradistinction to observation.
• The position of a ship as determined by calculation.
• problem solving that involves numbers or quantities
• a bill for an amount due
• the act of counting; reciting numbers in ascending order
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to count or compute

Words related to RECKONING

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Words that contain RECKONING

reckonings17 misreckoning21 outreckoning19 misreckonings22 overreckoning23

How to use RECKONING in a sentence

• As a general rule, twenty minutes, reckoning from the moment when the boiling commences, may be allowed for every pound of meat.
• It had arisen from reckoning the deaths of the imported Africans, of whom so many were lost in the seasoning, among the deaths of the Creole slaves.
• But will the French? Will Italy forgive? There will be no weakness there when the day of reckoning comes.
• Do not keep reckoning that I am still young, nor calculate that I have lived just so many years.
• His desire was to commend them one and all alike, counting the common salvation of all a gain, and reckoning it as a loss if even a mean man perished.
• Captain Nicholl frankly admitted that after sixty-three days of dead reckoning he did not know where we were.
• It is understood that I shall meet Tandakora in the final reckoning.
• By the usual course of nature that is a reckoning that must soon be made.
• Day by day I have put off the thought of the inevitable reckoning.
• The perfect pattern occupies the entire side, reckoning from the open flower at the corner.
• The minstrel said that he would certainly join the company, ordered wine for the occasion, and promised to pay the reckoning.
• Thus far, I presume, the reckoning is even, for bad plays on both sides, and for plays written for a party.
• She had a presentiment deep within her childish soul that some day she would have a reckoning with Squire Bean concerning his sixpence.
• But now, as ever in the three Punic wars, Carthage, absorbed in counting her money and reckoning her gains and losses, could never understand where her real interest lay.
• But here also the question of economy must be taken into the reckoning.
• On the fourth morning there came a break in the clouds, and the sight of a high hill gave Leif the clue for his reckoning.
• Reckoning Delaware and Missouri as Southern States, the vote of the two sections was exactly equal.
• She might, therefore, be left to believe what she liked to believe, without fear of a day of reckoning.
• I am reckoning of my emancipation with an eagerness hardly proper at my years, but I cannot help it, so thoroughly do I hate London, and so much do I love the country.
• She surprised herself by finding how little happiness in its ordinary sense entered into her reckoning.
• There would perhaps come a day of reckoning, and the account, however long, could be adjusted.
• After a long while, the day of reckoning ever comes, to nation as to individual.
• By a reckoning which she had kept from day to day she had thus travelled ten thousand five hundred leagues on foot.
• The gross value of the produce in 1843, reckoning the good nuts at five dollars per thousand, and the inferior at one dollar, was 76,944 dollars.
• This is called her dead reckoning, which may be measured off on the chart, and should carry the vessel to the point indicated by the observations for latitude and longitude.
• So we drove for two whole days until we had lost all reckoning, and the gale blew itself out.

Similar words containing CKON without suffix ing and without prefix re

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