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tallying

[tal-ee-ing]

tallying Definition

  • 1the act of counting or adding up something
  • 2the process of comparing two sets of data to see if they are the same

Using tallying: Examples

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

  • Example

    The tallying of votes took several hours.

  • Example

    The tallying of inventory is a tedious task.

  • Example

    The tallying of expenses revealed some discrepancies.

tallying Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for tallying

Phrases with tallying

  • a method of keeping track of scores or points in a game or competition

    Example

    The tallying system for this game is quite complicated.

  • a person responsible for keeping track of financial transactions and accounts

    Example

    The tallying clerk noticed an error in the company's books.

  • a symbol used to represent a count or score

    Example

    He made a tallying mark on the board for each correct answer.

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Summary: tallying in Brief

Tallying [tal-ee-ing] refers to the act of counting or adding up something, or comparing two sets of data to see if they are the same. It is often used in contexts such as vote counting, inventory management, and expense tracking. Tallying can also refer to a system for keeping track of scores or points in a game or competition, or to a person responsible for keeping track of financial transactions and accounts.