How Do You Spell OUT-RECKON?

Pronunciation: [ˈa͡ʊtɹˈɛkən] (IPA)

Out-reckon is a compound verb that means to surpass or exceed with regard to calculation, estimation, or prediction. The spelling of this word is based on its pronunciation. In IPA transcription, it is spelled /aʊt ˈrɛkən/. The first syllable is pronounced like the word "out" and the second syllable sounds like "reckon." The stress is on the second syllable. This word is commonly used in colloquial English and derives from the word "reckon," which means to calculate or estimate.

OUT-RECKON Meaning and Definition

  1. Out-reckon is a verb that refers to the act of surpassing or surpassing in mental calculation or estimation. It involves the ability to outsmart or outwit someone by employing superior reasoning or forecasting skills. When someone out-reckons another, they are displaying an exceptional ability to accurately predict outcomes or make calculations in a way that allows them to gain an advantage.

    In the context of competition or strategy, out-reckoning involves the skillful anticipation and calculation of an opponent's moves or intentions, ensuring that one's own actions are strategically aligned to outperform or outmaneuver them. It requires a deep understanding of the situation, careful analysis, and an ability to think several steps ahead.

    Out-reckon can also be used in everyday situations where mental calculation or estimation is needed, such as solving a complex mathematical problem or predicting the outcome of a situation. It implies a greater proficiency or capability compared to others in accurately identifying patterns, trends, or possibilities.

    Overall, out-reckon signifies the act of surpassing or outperforming others in mental calculation, estimation, or strategic reasoning. It encompasses the ability to outsmart opponents, make accurate forecasts, and gain an advantage by employing superior analytical skills.

Etymology of OUT-RECKON

The word "out-reckon" is derived from the prefix "out-" and the verb "reckon".

The prefix "out-" has Old English origins and it commonly denotes the idea of surpassing, exceeding, or going beyond something. In the context of "out-reckon", it implies the act of reckoning beyond or surpassing another person’s calculation or prediction.

The verb "reckon" has Middle English roots, originating from the Old English word "recenian" which means "to number or count". Over time, "reckon" developed various meanings, including the concepts of estimating, considering, or calculating something. In the case of "out-reckon", it emphasizes the act of outdoing or surpassing someone in terms of their reckoning or estimation.

Conjugate verb Out-reckon

CONDITIONAL

I would out-reckon
you would out-reckon
he/she/it would out-reckon
we would out-reckon
they would out-reckon

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be out-reckoning
you would be out-reckoning
he/she/it would be out-reckoning
we would be out-reckoning
they would be out-reckoning

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have out-reckon
you would have out-reckon
he/she/it would have out-reckon
we would have out-reckon
they would have out-reckon

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been out-reckoning
you would have been out-reckoning
he/she/it would have been out-reckoning
we would have been out-reckoning
they would have been out-reckoning

FUTURE

I will out-reckon
you will out-reckon
he/she/it will out-reckon
we will out-reckon
they will out-reckon

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be out-reckoning
you will be out-reckoning
he/she/it will be out-reckoning
we will be out-reckoning
they will be out-reckoning

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have out-reckoned
you will have out-reckoned
he/she/it will have out-reckoned
we will have out-reckoned
they will have out-reckoned

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been out-reckoning
you will have been out-reckoning
he/she/it will have been out-reckoning
we will have been out-reckoning
they will have been out-reckoning

IMPERATIVE

you out-reckon
we let´s out-reckon

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to out-reckon

PAST

I out-reckoned
you out-reckoned
he/she/it out-reckoned
we out-reckoned
they out-reckoned

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was out-reckoning
you were out-reckoning
he/she/it was out-reckoning
we were out-reckoning
they were out-reckoning

PAST PARTICIPLE

out-reckoned

PAST PERFECT

I had out-reckoned
you had out-reckoned
he/she/it had out-reckoned
we had out-reckoned
they had out-reckoned

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been out-reckoning
you had been out-reckoning
he/she/it had been out-reckoning
we had been out-reckoning
they had been out-reckoning

PRESENT

I out-reckon
you out-reckon
he/she/it out-reckons
we out-reckon
they out-reckon

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am out-reckoning
you are out-reckoning
he/she/it is out-reckoning
we are out-reckoning
they are out-reckoning

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

out-reckoning

PRESENT PERFECT

I have out-reckoned
you have out-reckoned
he/she/it has out-reckoned
we have out-reckoned
they have out-reckoned

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been out-reckoning
you have been out-reckoning
he/she/it has been out-reckoning
we have been out-reckoning
they have been out-reckoning