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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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Lawmakers believed the restrictions limited excessive spending and were a check on corruption by preventing large donors from circumventing limits on what they can give directly to candidates.

If you are looking at an HMO, you should also check the plan documents for other constraints, such as requirements that you get a referral from your primary-care physician to see a specialist.

The stock market has remained one of the few checks on a president who has wielded executive power aggressively.

That means full customs paperwork and goods can be checked at the ports.

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There is a screening process to check they will benefit before starting the 10-week course.

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

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