/ˈkælkjəˌleɪtɪŋ/
VERB
To find the value of something or a solution by performing mathematical operations or computations.
Refers to using arithmetic or other mathematical procedures to determine numerical values, totals, measurements, or solutions.
VERB
To determine or predict a value, outcome, or likelihood through reasoning, judgment, or practical experience.
Describes forming an estimate or judgment about quantities, probabilities, costs, or likely results based on available information.
Refers to forecasting or anticipating future conditions, events, or consequences through mathematical analysis or informed judgment.
VERB
To plan, expect, or consider something in advance by thinking about possible circumstances and outcomes.
Describes carefully considering and arranging actions or strategies to achieve a particular objective.
Refers to thinking that something will happen or depending on a particular event, condition, or outcome.
VERB
To adjust or adapt something through forethought so that it is suitable for a particular purpose or intended result.
Describes modifying, arranging, or preparing something so that it is appropriate for a specific use or desired outcome.
ADJECTIVE
To behave in a shrewd, strategic, or deliberately unemotional way, especially when pursuing personal advantage.
Describes a person who carefully plans actions to gain an advantage, often with little concern for the interests or feelings of others.
Describes something or someone capable of performing mathematical calculations, especially arithmetic operations.