To take into consideration, have regard to. transitive. With simple object. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To take into account or consideration; to take note of. Now rare (archaic in later use).

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

transitive. To take into account or give credit for (a person's action or intention). Also with to or indirect object. Obsolete.

To take into practical consideration or regard; to show consideration or regard for; to regard, make allowance for.

transitive. To take into account or consideration; to consider, evaluate. Obsolete.

transitive. To heed or take into account in determining action or conduct. Also with subordinate clause as object. Obsolete.

To reckon or take into account; to reckon, regard, consider. Obsolete.

transitive. To bear in mind, think of, consider. Obsolete.

to consider of: to think attentively or carefully of; = sense 3 (Now somewhat archaic.) †Formerly also in senses 1 7 9.

transitive. In wider sense: to take account of, take into consideration; to apprehend; to consider. Now rare.

intransitive. †to consult with (obsolete), consult for: in the same sense.

to take into (†the) account: = to take account of at phrases 2g(a).

To provide for by consultation; to have especial respect or beneficial reference to (a person's good, interest, convenience, etc.) in forming…

intransitive. †to consult with (obsolete), consult for: in the same sense.

transitive. To include as a factor; to take into consideration.