Synonym: calculate, estimate, figure, forecast, reckon. Similar words: count out, on account of, take into account, county, country, counter, account, discount. Meaning: v. judge to be probable.
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61. Even when the waters recede, the town will count on aid from the World Food Programme for at least three months.
62. There were at least three Senators he could count on for verbal support, if nothing more.
63. You count on Elarton and Reynolds, then cover your head and hope about Lima.
64. I said I would count on him to give some of the money to Abigail and Gary.
65. So even when he'd got the drop on them they could still count on messing him around somehow.
66. They can no longer count on maintaining their dominance in the jeans market.
67. What I do is count on the element of surprise.
68. They also count on $ 10 million in tax increment financing via the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency.
69. You can count on him to get the work done on time.
70. As a bonus, we can count on the slimmer, trimmer body and healthy glow that come from regular workouts.
71. On the other hand, no one can really count on a corporate paycheck in the nineties. Sentencedict.com
72. Westmoreland was wrong to count on his superior firepower to grind us down.
73. Finally comes settlement, but don't count on this to pay your accounts at the end of the month.
74. Bankers say their concerns might be eased if they knew how much government financial support the farmers could count on.
75. And Magic can count on more pitfalls before his team is back to prominence again.
76. But of course it was easy to be indifferent about them herself when she could count on Helen to spruce things up.
77. It's not how many friends you can count, it's how many of those you can count on. Anthony Liccione 
78. Students can count on company help to gain qualifications Tidy the desk, flick off the lights, and leave the building.
79. You can always count on Americans to do the right thing - after they've tried everything else. Winston Churchill
80. I knew I could count on his understanding.
81. We could count on benevolent understanding.
82. Bruce can no longer count on unequivocal backing upstairs.
83. Americans today count on their public schools to be free of expense, open to all, and devoid of religious sectarianism.
84. Our hands have 10 digits to count on, so a decimal system follows naturally.
85. Ensure accurate inventory records and perform stock count on the yearly basis.
86. Aries, the sign Uranus will settle into, is a fire sign like yours, dear Leo, so for the first time in a long time, you can count on staunch support from a major planet.
87. Aphid count on plants in fields do not correlate with virus spread in the same fields.
88. You have to reckon with our opponents; Count on the monsoon.
89. I know you set no count on Jack, but I like him.
90. If you read of an experiment with real developers working for a week, and this shows an improvement in quality of design when using TDD, can we count on the results?
More similar words: count out, on account of, take into account, county, country, counter, account, discount, account for, accounting, counterpart, accountability, developing countries, mount, comment on, amount to, council, counselor, counseling, round and round, tone, get on, sit on, act on, button, put on, wait on, cotton, rest on, at once.