transitive. In regard to what is present or past: To think, surmise, suppose, conceive, believe… Const. object-clause, with or without that.

To have or keep in the mind, entertain. With object clause: To be of opinion, think, consider, believe (that).

transitive. With that clause, or with simple object and infinitive clause or complement: to consider to be true; to have as an opinion, think.

To conclude, infer; to think, suppose. transitive. With that-clause.

transitive. To think, believe, have as an opinion. Also intransitive with complement: to have an opinion of a particular kind. Frequently with of…

To hold as a belief or opinion; to believe in the truth of; to think, be of the opinion. transitive. With object clause. Obsolete.

transitive. To form (an opinion or notion) of a person or thing. Also: to form (a notion or fancy) that something is the case.

transitive. With it as anticipatory object and clause as complement, or (in early use) with clause as object: to suppose, to assume; to be of the…

To hold or form an opinion about; to hold as one's opinion, think, consider, suppose. Also: to express… transitive. With clause (esp. that-clause)…

To believe or consider something to be possible or likely; to suspect; to expect, anticipate. transitive. With simple object.

transitive. To think or believe to be the case, be of the opinion; = suppose, v. 3. With object clause, object and infinitive, and parenthetically…

With subordinate clause. To think, be of opinion, suppose that.

transitive. To hold or express an opinion; to hold as an opinion; to think, suppose, believe. Also with clause (esp. that-clause) as object.

transitive and intransitive. To apprehend, conceive; to think, estimate, have an opinion; to judge. Obsolete.

intransitive. To hold as an opinion, think. Obsolete.

transitive. To hold as an opinion; = opine, v. 2, opinion, v.; to believe, suppose, think. Also with clause as object.

transitive. To hold as an opinion, or to hold an opinion concerning; to suppose, think.

To judge of (Johnson).

To understand (a thing to be so and so); to conceive, consider, view, take (it) as.

transitive. Probably: to form or give an opinion upon; to argue (a point). Obsolete.

U.S. colloquial. To think, opine, suppose, ‘reckon’; to intend, purpose.

with object and complement or object clause: To think, be of opinion, suppose.

intransitive and transitive = think, v.2