tallied

verbadd up; count, record

Synonyms for tallied

verb add up; count, record

Antonyms for tallied

Word Origin & History

mid-15c., "stick marked with notches to indicate amount owed or paid," from Anglo-French tallie (early 14c.), Anglo-Latin talea (late 12c.), from Medieval Latin tallia, from Latin talea "a cutting, rod, stick" (see tailor, and cf. sense history of score). Meaning "a thing that matches another" first recorded 1650s, said to be from practice of splitting a tally lengthwise, debtor and creditor each retaining one of the halves. Sports sense of "a total score" is from 1856.

Example Sentences for tallied

I worked it out also, on my own hook, and you and I tallied, if you recollect?

The "Greys," to be sure, had made two touchdowns, while the Blues had only tallied one.

It all tallied too well with whispers and hints that had been going about for some time past.

This tallied exactly with what my strange informant had told me.

The description, save as to the clothes, tallied with that of the old man.

And then he related to me what had happened, which tallied exactly with my dream.

Down at the wharf they tallied the fish out, and kept the score secret.

Mr. White's judgment, however, tallied with that of Harte & Perkins.

The abrupt stoppage of his hand was tallied by a rap in the wood.

His description of the mysterious "Doc" tallied with that of Dr. Cronin to the life.

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