Compute is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPUTE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to calculate
• reckon or calculate (a figure or amount)
• seem reasonable; make sense
• calculate, esp using a computer
• To determine calculation; to reckon; to count.
• make a mathematical calculation or computation
NOUN:
• Computation.
• calculation

Words related to COMPUTE

computable18 computed15 computes14 computing16

How to use COMPUTE in a sentence

• As there were two hundred and forty-three thousand six hundred hides in England, it is easy to compute the amount of all the landed rents of the kingdom.
• The length of this river, from the mouth of the river to the point at which we left it, we compute at one hundred and four miles.
• Compute the following 4 items, adding each, when found, to the total of the previous items.
• We can compute, for instance, at what point Achilles will be, and where the tortoise will be, at the end of the twentieth minute.
• What all this must have cost the government during the years following 1783 it is difficult to compute.
• It was not easy to compute the precise distance from the outlet or inlet of Oval Harbour, to the crater.
• Know thou that every fixed star hath its own planets, and every planet its own creatures, whose number no man can compute.
• This is by no means the whole of the story, for just here must we compute the depreciation and hence repairs due to time.
• I gave Notice to the Caravan, that we would set forward the next Morning, which we accordingly did, and as near as I could compute, we flew that Day, 180 Miles.
• These must be determined in order to compute and set the proper individual task for the given man from standard data of the standard, or first-class man.
• As the reader can now easily compute, sixteen years had elapsed since Kit Carson commenced his exploits in the Rocky Mountains.
• Where evidence is complicated and various, and consists of many opposing or modifying elements, he never troubles himself to compute the sum total, and strike a fair balance.
• Indeed the probability is, that they could never be led to compute in it generally.
• It was curious to watch him there, sitting motionless and intent, his nose close down to his treasure, trying to compute his loss.
• It is exceedingly difficult to settle the exact place of, as well as to compute the varied influences wielded by, a great original genius.
• As an example, suppose it were required to compute Easter for the year 1840.
• The labor of searching and observing was so exhausting that Professor Hall let me compute the preliminary orbit of the satellites from his early observations.
• A second pistol-shot was heard, the something I stood on sunk with a crash beneath my feet and I fell two miles, as nearly as I could compute it.
• In the purity of their eyes, in the liquid sweetness of their voices, in their adorable grace and caprice, there was a healing force beyond her power to compute.
• I have no difficulty in finding that two calendar months are meant, but am puzzled how to compute when they should commence.
• Congress could compute the quota of taxes which each State ought to pay, but it had no way of collecting or of enforcing payment.
• Nothing then remains, but to compute and balance my gain and my loss, and sum up the whole.
• It is difficult to compute the value of this improvement, in money.
• When we have ascertained exactly how little will serve we shall be able to compute how long we shall be able to exist.
• Already I was puzzled to compute the period of time which had elapsed since we broke through the crust of the inner world.
• The legacy is spoken of in the letter as small, because English people compute property so differently from ourselves.
• The guns of Fort Sumter had flashed along our coast an appeal whose force no words can ever compute.
• I have allowed nothing for the cost of land, as it is impossible to compute that.
• Nor could she compute satisfactorily the time that passed during the rest of the trip.
• Every now and then she would compute the sum she had made, finally deciding that the day was to be a red-bean day and she would make a dollar and fifty cents.
• The tides of wealth rolled in faster than he could compute them.
• She could not get back to her bank book and her Christmas list soon enough, to see how much cash she had on hand, and compute how much she dared squeeze out to invest in material.

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