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Definitions

checker

[chek-er] / ˈtʃɛk ər /

NOUN

examiner

Synonyms

STRONGEST

appraiser auditor inspector investigator

STRONG

analyst assayer inquirer inquisitor interrogator proctor questioner quizmaster quizzer researcher reviewer scrutinizer

WEAK

prober

NOUN

inspector

Synonyms

STRONGEST

auditor controller detective investigator monitor police officer

STRONG

assessor overseer reviewer scrutinizer sleuth tester

WEAK

private eye

NOUN

mosaic

Synonyms

STRONGEST

patchwork

STRONG

montage motley plaid tessellation variegation

NOUN

prober

Synonyms

WEAK

analyst auditor examiner inquisitor investigator querier quester questioner researcher scrutinizer

NOUN

querier

Synonyms

STRONG

analyst auditor examiner inquisitor investigator quester questioner researcher scrutinizer

WEAK

prober

NOUN

quester

Synonyms

STRONG

analyst auditor examiner inquisitor investigator querier questioner researcher scrutinizer

WEAK

prober

NOUN

questioner

Synonyms

STRONGEST

auditor inquisitor interrogator

STRONG

analyst examiner investigator querier quester researcher scrutinizer

WEAK

prober

Example Sentences

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The King said it "troubles me deeply" that this represents nine million missed opportunities to catch cancer early - and he urged people to use the screening checker online tool.

From BBC • Dec. 12, 2025

The Southern Section has deployed new investigative techniques to checker transfer paperwork submitted by schools.

From Los Angeles Times • Oct. 21, 2025

Prostate Cancer UK has a 30-second online risk checker, external.

From BBC • Oct. 21, 2024

The bar’s early clientele was mostly blue-collar workers who came for the chess and checker boards, pool tables and to throw darts.

From Los Angeles Times • Sep. 19, 2024

Men looked up from their checker games and wondered if she’d make it this time.

From "Song of Solomon" by Toni Morrison

checker

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