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reckonings Meaning
reckonings
a summing up, the act or an instance of reckoning, computation, calculation of a ship's position, account, bill, the act or an instance of calculating, a settling of accounts
reckonings Sentence Examples
- The accountant spent hours poring over the company's financial records, making meticulous reckonings to ensure accuracy.
- The weather forecaster made daily reckonings based on data from satellites and weather stations.
- The historian carefully examined the primary sources and made reckonings about the events of the past.
- The astronomer calculated his position in space using celestial reckonings and trigonometry.
- The navigator relied on dead reckonings to determine his ship's location at sea.
- The construction crew needed to make precise reckonings to ensure the building was level and structurally sound.
- The scientist made reckonings based on experimental data to predict future outcomes.
- The cartographer used aerial images and GPS coordinates to make accurate reckonings of the terrain.
- The economist made reckonings about inflation and economic growth using mathematical models.
- The detective made reckonings about the crime scene based on footprints, fingerprints, and other evidence.
FAQs About the word reckonings
a summing up, the act or an instance of reckoning, computation, calculation of a ship's position, account, bill, the act or an instance of calculating, a settli
calculations, estimations, appraisals, appraisements, evaluations,estimates, assessments, measurements, audits, surveys
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The accountant spent hours poring over the company's financial records, making meticulous reckonings to ensure accuracy.
The weather forecaster made daily reckonings based on data from satellites and weather stations.
The historian carefully examined the primary sources and made reckonings about the events of the past.
The astronomer calculated his position in space using celestial reckonings and trigonometry.
