transitive. To consider (something) to be, or be equivalent to, what is described in the associated complement or phrase; = account, v. 6. With…

transitive. To account, reckon, consider (something) to be (so and so). Obsolete.

Used to order or request a person to look at or observe something; used to draw attention to an… transitive. Esp. with clause introduced by what or…

To think (highly, lightly, much, etc.) of (occasionally by, to, Old English embe). to let well of: to be glad of, welcome. Obsolete.

To have or keep in the mind, entertain. With object and complement or extension: To think, consider, esteem, regard as. Const. with simple…

transitive. With complement, or with as, for, or to be. To regard, consider, or hold (a person or thing) to be something specified, or to be of a…

transitive. With as, or simple complement. To consider to be, regard as. Also without construction: to take account of, to esteem, regard. Obsolete.

To reckon, estimate, value, hold (something) (to be as described in the associated complement or… transitive. With as (also for). Now rare.

To esteem, account, reckon, consider, regard, hold (a thing) to be (so and so). with for (archaic), as; = account, v. 6b.

To conclude, infer; to think, suppose. transitive. With object and infinitive, or other complement; = deem, v. 6b.

transitive. With simple complement: to suppose to be, to consider as. Obsolete.

To esteem, account, reckon, consider, regard, hold (a thing) to be (so and so). with object and complement; = account, v. 6a.

transitive. To take, accept, or understand (a thing) to be, regard or interpret as. With as, †for.

transitive. To consider, think, regard; = esteem, v. 5.

intransitive. To regard as being something specified. Also: †to consider to be something specified (obsolete). Cf. to look upon —— 3a at phrasal…

To regard as, consider, or compute to be; to describe or represent as; to cause to appear as. Cf… transitive. With noun complement: to consider…

transitive. To regard, reckon, account as.

To hold as a belief or opinion; to believe in the truth of; to think, be of the opinion. transitive. With infinitive: to believe oneself to do or…

transitive. To consider or regard in a particular aspect and deal with accordingly. (Often with as.)

To conclude from reasoning, investigation, etc. (a thing to be, or that it is). Obsolete.

transitive. With complement, or with as, for, or to be. To regard, consider, or hold (a person or thing) to be something specified, or to possess…

To account, consider, think, hold (a thing to be so and so). With simple complement; less frequently with as or to be; rarely const. †for.

intransitive. With adverbial and of: to have a particular (good, bad, or other) opinion of a person or thing.

To esteem, consider, judge (a thing to be so and so); with simple complement, or as. Obsolete. rare = esteem, v. 5.

with complement. To reckon, consider as. reflexive. To reckon oneself, claim, pretend to be. (So in Old French.) Obsolete.

transitive. To estimate, reckon, judge of. Obsolete.

transitive. To consider, look on, view, as being something specified. Also occasionally with simple object complement in same sense, and with other…

To esteem, account, reckon, consider, regard, hold (a thing) to be (so and so). with infinitive or object clause. archaic or dialect.(With clause…

intransitive. To regard as being something specified. Also: †to consider to be something specified; also with noun complement (obsolete). Cf. to look…

To adopt or choose for a particular purpose or (with as, for) in a particular capacity; to have recourse to or to avail oneself of (a means…

transitive. With complement. To regard or consider (a person, also occasionally a thing); to reckon. In later use Scottish. Also with in. Obsolete.

transitive. With as. To regard or perceive in a particular way; to consider to be a particular person or thing.

With complemental adjective or phrase: To judge (an object) to be (of such a kind). Obsolete.

transitive. With complement. To declare or consider (a person) to be what is specified; = to set down 8a at set, v.1 phrasal verbs 2. Obsolete.

transitive. To esteem or repute; to hold to be.

transitive. To look upon, view, consider as (something); to consider or hold in a certain capacity.

transitive. To take or receive as (also for) something. Obsolete.

With complement: To allow any one the ‘attribute’ of; to hold him to be.

trans. with simple complement, or to be: To imagine (a person, oneself, a thing) to be (so and so).

To repute or reckon (as something).

transitive. To set down in a reckoning or account; to reckon.

transitive. To judge or presume (a person or thing) to be; to reckon or estimate as or at; to take for.

To estimate, reckon; †in early use with object and complement, or with clause; now only, to regard (a person) as, take (him) for, consider (him) to be…

intransitive. To have a certain rating or position; to count, rank, or be considered as.

transitive. colloquial. To regard, judge, or perceive (someone) as being of a certain type (now often with the implication that the…

transitive. In passive, with infinitive clause: to be reputed, considered, said to be something. Cf. suppose, v. 9a.