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check

Definition for check

noun as in inspection, examination

noun as in symbol for ticking off

Strong matches

X, cross, dot, line, mark, score, sign, stroke, tick

noun as in pattern of squares

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Example Sentences

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His grandmother left him alone for about half an hour before checking on him, only to find the boy missing, prompting one of the largest land and air searches in South Australian history.

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But a year later an independent mechanic checked the SOH again for them.

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The budget plan at issue, which imposes ever-so-minor checks on the future rate of increase of some spending, is wholly inadequate to the task of reining in France’s out-of-control welfare state.

And then they held him to check his citizenship.

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Harvard repeatedly referenced that endowments are meant to serve current and future generations of students, instead of acting as a checking account.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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