accounted, ppl. a.
(əˈkaʊntɪd)
Also acounted, accompted.
[f. account v. + -ed.]
Counted, reckoned, considered.
| 1362 Langl. P. Pl. A. i. 88 He is a-counted to þe gospel ·..And eke I-liknet to vr lord. 1385–6 in Rymer Fœdera XII. 479 To serue the King in his warres beyond see an hole yere with two speres, himself accompted. 1550 Crowley Epigr. 111 Men accompted wyse and honeste do so. 1585 Abp. Sandys Serm. (1841) 297 This is the acceptable and only accounted time. 1653 Holcroft Procopius i. 21 Beyond which it is called Dalmatia, accompted of the western Empire. |