tallied

[ˈtæliːd]

tallied Definition

• 1. to count or calculate something
• 2. to match or agree with something
• 3. to record or make a list of something

Using tallied: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "tallied" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I tallied the votes and announced the winner.

• Example

  The numbers tallied with the figures in the report.

• Example

  She tallied the items on the grocery list before going to the store.

tallied Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for tallied

• counted
• calculated
• enumerated
• recorded
• matched
• agreed

Antonyms for tallied

• disagree
• mismatch

Phrases with tallied

• tally up

  to add up a list of numbers or scores

  Example

  Let's tally up the scores and see who won the game.

• tally sheet

  a document used for recording and totaling numerical data

  Example

  The accountant used a tally sheet to keep track of the company's expenses.

• tally mark

  a mark made to represent a number, often used for counting

  Example

  He made a tally mark on the board for every correct answer.

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Summary: tallied in Brief

The verb 'tallied' [ˈtæliːd] means to count, calculate, or record something. It can also mean to match or agree with something. Phrases like 'tally up' and 'tally sheet' are commonly used in accounting and record-keeping contexts.