Synonyms for count on
count on

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1. calculate, estimate, reckon, count on, figure, forecastverb

   judge to be probable

   Synonyms:
   fancy, predict, augur, figure, foreshadow, bet, suppose, look, reckon, work out, view, omen, foretell, consider, estimate, auspicate, visualize, gauge, betoken, see, guess, project, picture, compute, depend, think, calculate, approximate, opine, envision, aim, imagine, direct, bode, count, image, prefigure, judge, presage, regard, prognosticate, enter, visualise, cypher, portend, forecast, cipher, account

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1. count on

   Synonyms:
   depend on, depend upon, rely on, rely upon, count upon

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1. Rick Wilson:

   All the way across the board he was the guy you could count on yesterday to correctly assess the situation. He became the counterweight against the the president, bush handled it, but it was later in the news cycle.

2. Francis Collins:

   There is a tendency in many White evangelical churches to assume that science is atheistic, god gave us both a sense of God's love and care and compassion, but he also gave us the brain and the opportunity to understand God's creation, which is nature, which includes things like viruses. And I think God expected us to use those gifts to understand how to protect ourselves and others from disease. If we have the opportunity to heal through medicine, I think God expects us to do that and not count on some supernatural intervention to come and save us when he's already given us the chance to be saved by other means.

3. Brian Moody:

   I wouldn't count on that.

4. Eric Yarwood:

   Aaron and I are a unit, i can count on my fingers the number of times he didn't come.

5. Mark Kleiman:

   The interdiction agencies are trying to get smarter at the task, which is of course what they ought to do, but we shouldn’t count on success, and we should make policy as if those drugs are going to be easily available.