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present participle of count.

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counting

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dependent adj.
including adj.
reliant adj.
addition n.
calculation n.
computation n.
figuring n.
reckoning n.
totalization n.

ADJECTIVE

dependent

Synonyms

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conditional reliant susceptible

STRONG

reckoning relative subordinate

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accessory to ancillary appurtenant controlled by depending incidental to liable to provisory regulated by relying subject to subservient sustained by trusting under control of

Antonyms

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free independent mature strong unreliant

ADJECTIVE

including

Synonyms

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along with among other things as well as in addition to in conjunction with inclusive of made up of not to mention plus together with with

Antonyms

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excluding rejecting

ADJECTIVE

reliant

Synonyms

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relying subservient susceptible

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accessory to ancillary appurtenant conditional conditioned contingent controlled by depending incidental to liable to provisory reckoning regulated by relative subject subject to subordinate sustained by trusting under control of

NOUN

addition

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STRONG

accretion computing reckoning summation

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accruing adding enlarging expanding increasing summing tabulating totaling toting

Antonyms

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decrease deduction lessening loss reduction shrinkage subtraction withdrawal

NOUN

calculation

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arithmetic computation estimate estimation forecast judgment prediction

STRONG

figuring reckoning summation

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adding ciphering dividing multiplying subtracting totaling

NOUN

computation

Synonyms

STRONGEST

calculation computing

STRONG

estimation figuring gauge guess reckoning

WEAK

ciphering data processing estimating summing totalling

Antonyms

WEAK

conjecture guesstimation

NOUN

figuring

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STRONG

ciphering computation reckoning totaling

NOUN

reckoning

Synonyms

STRONGEST

calculation estimation

STRONG

IOU adding addition arithmetic bill charge check ciphering cost count debt due estimate fee figuring grunt invoice score settlement statement summation tab working

WEAK

bad news

NOUN

totalization

Synonyms

WEAK

accretion accruing adding computing enlarging expanding increasing reckoning summation summing tabulating totaling toting

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counting

He keeps mentioning that he’s working to adjust his schedule so he doesn’t have to work late, seemingly for his own lifestyle, but I’m not counting on it.

From MarketWatch ● Aug. 14, 2026

And that’s not even counting the ones saying please stop the bike racing columns.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Aug. 14, 2026

Polls will close at 10:00 pm, with counting beginning immediately and a result expected by around 7:00 am Friday.

From Barron's ● Aug. 13, 2026

City sources have previously told BBC Sport they are "counting on" the player for next season, while a significant fee would need to be offered to even consider a sale of the player.

From BBC ● Aug. 6, 2026

In a moment of youthful bravado, though, he declared in an interview that he was counting on winning.

From "Endgame" by Frank Brady

counting

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