noun. A narrative or record of events.

noun. undefined

noun. A reason given for a particular action or event.

noun. A report relating to one's conduct.

noun. A basis or ground.

noun. undefined

noun. A formal banking, brokerage, or business relationship established to provide for regular services, dealings, and other financial transactions.

noun. A precise list or enumeration of financial transactions.

noun. A sum of money deposited for checking, savings, or brokerage use.

noun. A customer having a business or credit relationship with a firm.

noun. A private access to a computer system or online service, usually requiring a password to enter.

noun. Worth, standing, or importance.

noun. Profit or advantage.

transitive verb. To consider as being; deem. synonym: consider.

phrasal verb. To constitute the governing or primary factor in.

phrasal verb. To provide an explanation or justification for.

idiom. (call to account) To challenge or contest.

idiom. (call to account) To hold answerable for.

idiom. (on account) On credit.

idiom. (on account of) Because of; for the sake of.

idiom. (on no account) Under no circumstances.

idiom. (on (one's) own account) For oneself.

idiom. (on (one's) own account) On one's own; by oneself.

idiom. (on (someone's) account) For someone's benefit.

idiom. (take into account) To take into consideration; allow for.

Accounted; reckoned.

To count or reckon as; deem; consider; think; hold to be.

To reckon or compute; count.

To assign or impute; give the credit of; reckon as belonging or attributable.

To give an account, reason, or explanation of; explain.

To take into consideration.

To recount; relate.

To render an account or relation of particulars; answer in a responsible character: followed by with or to before a person, and by for before a thing: as, an officer must account with or to the treasurer for money received.

To furnish or assign a reason or reasons; give an explanation: with for: as, idleness accounts for poverty.

To reckon; count.

noun. A reckoning, an enumeration, or a computation; method of computing: as, the Julian account of time.

noun. A reckoning of money or business; a statement or record of financial or pecuniary transactions, with their debits and credits, or of money received and paid and the balance on hand or due: as, to keep accounts; to make out an account.

noun. A course of business dealings or relations requiring the keeping of records: as, to have an account with the bank.

noun. On the stock exchange, that part of the transactions between buyer and seller to be settled on the fortnightly or monthly settling-day: as, I have sold A. B. 500 shares for the account.

noun. Narrative; relation; statement of facts; a recital, verbal or written, of particular transactions and events: as, an account of the revolution in France.

noun. A statement of reasons, causes, grounds, etc., explanatory of some event: as, no satisfactory account has yet been given of these phenomena.

noun. An explanatory statement or vindication of one's conduct, such as is given to a superior.

noun. Reason or consideration; ground: used with on: as, on all accounts; on every account; on account of.

noun. Estimation; esteem; distinction; dignity; consequence or importance.

noun. Profit; advantage: as, to find one's account in a pursuit; to turn anything to account.

noun. Regard; behalf; sake: as, all this trouble I have incurred on your account.

noun. Sometimes spelled accompt.

intransitive verb. To render or receive an account or relation of particulars.

intransitive verb. To render an account; to answer in judgment; -- with for.

intransitive verb. To give a satisfactory reason; to tell the cause of; to explain; -- with for.

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