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checked

[tʃekt]

checked Definition

  • 1having a pattern of small squares
  • 2examined or verified
  • 3stopped or restrained

Using checked: Examples

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

  • Example

    She wore a checked shirt to the picnic.

  • Example

    I checked my email this morning and saw your message.

  • Example

    The doctor checked his pulse and blood pressure.

  • Example

    He checked his anger and responded calmly.

checked Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with checked

  • luggage that is stored in the hold of an airplane

    Example

    I have two checked bags and one carry-on for my flight.

  • investigated or verified

    Example

    I heard that rumor, but I checked it out and it's not true.

  • registered or recorded one's arrival at a hotel, airport, or event

    Example

    We need to check in at the hotel before we go sightseeing.

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Summary: checked in Brief

The term 'checked' [tʃekt] can refer to a pattern of small squares, as in 'She wore a checked shirt to the picnic.' It can also mean 'examined or verified,' as in 'I checked my email this morning and saw your message,' or 'stopped or restrained,' as in 'He checked his anger and responded calmly.' Other phrases include 'checked baggage,' 'checked out,' and 'checked in.'

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