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Meanings of own reckoning in English

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Usage of own reckoning in English
1
He had felt compelled to stay by a power beyond his own reckoning.
Zeitoun
2
No man knows just when he becomes a man in his own reckoning.
From the Housetops
3
By his own reckoning, he was treated unjustly by the LAPD plenty of times.
Ebony
4
He might not have had the full confidence in his own reckoning which he professed to have.
Owen Hartley; or, Ups and Downs: A Tale of Land and Sea
5
By his own reckoning it was the number eight's first appearance at the RDS in almost 13 months.
The Irish Times
6
Also, by their own reckoning they are each man the equal of three or four of any other.
Eaters of the Dead
7
They need their own reckoning.
Wired
8
Nay, thou hast gotten thee two as nimble legs, by thine own reckoning, as any knave i' the borough.
Traditions of Lancashire, Volume 1
9
These countries will no doubt have their own reckoning with their dependence on China for vital drugs and medical equipment.
Jamaica Observer
10
Sometimes he would make himself out a centenarian, and then, by his own reckoning, he was not out of his teens.
A Little Florida Lady
11
Hawser Trunnion is not to be taught at this time of day how to lie his course, or keep his own reckoning.
The Adventures of Peregrine Pickle
12
By his own reckoning, he's spent nearly 600 nights observing them by telescope - "probably more than anyone on earth."
Wired
13
It was joined by near and far and, by its own reckoning, its ranks swelled to 50,000 warriors.
Terrorists and Freedom Fighters
14
By his own reckoning, he sailed thirty leagues up the river, which would have brought him to a point not far below Palatka.
France and England in North America, Part I: Pioneers of France ...
15
By his own reckoning, it took Tom Watson "no more than a minute" to accept the invitation of becoming the millennium captain of Ballybunion GC.
The Irish Times
16
According to their own reckoning the whole body consisted of 368,000 persons, of whom about a fourth part were able to bear arms.
The History of Rome, Book V / The Establishment of the Military ...
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Own reckoning through the time