Meaning & Definition of word "Checked"
Checked
/tʃɛkt/
verb:
- 1. past tense of 'check'; to examine or verify the state or condition of something
- Example: She checked her email before heading to work.
- 2. to restrain or limit the progress or growth of something
- Example: The government checked inflation through new policies.
- 3. to mark (a document) for verification or approval
- Example: He checked the report for any errors before submitting it.
adjective:
- 1. having a pattern of squares or checkered design
- Example: She wore a checked shirt to the picnic.
Etymology
●Derived from Middle English 'cheken', from Old French 'eschec' meaning to verify or check.
Common Phrases and Expressions
check it out:
To look at something interesting.
check off:
To mark an item as completed or verified.
check your ego:
To be humble or not overly confident.
check in:
To register one's arrival or presence.
check the facts:
To confirm the accuracy of information.
Related Words
verify:
To confirm the truth or accuracy of something.
examine:
To inspect or scrutinize carefully.
restrict:
To limit or control something.
authenticate:
To prove that something is genuine.
mark:
To put a sign or indication on something.
Slang Meanings of checked
Meaning: To have something confirmed or acknowledged.
● Example Sentence: He got checked on his story by his friends.
Meaning: To receive verification of attendance or completion.
● Example Sentence: Did you check in with the boss about that report?