Similar words: unchecked, checkered, check, wrecked, checkout, check up, check out, check off. Meaning: [tʃekt] adj. 1. held back from some action especially by force 2. patterned with alternating squares of color.
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61) Does your wife like these checked curtains?
62) She checked the painting meticulously for any damage.
63) Three days later his diarrhoea was checked.
64) She checked her suitcase in at the service desk.
65) They checked into a cheap hotel.
66) He checked his coat as he came in.sentencedict.com/checked.html
67) She has checked all her luggages.
68) He checked everyone's name off as they arrived.
69) The statement was carefully polished and checked before release.
70) He checked his letter for errors in spelling.
71) The book has been checked out in your name.
72) He checked in three years ago.
73) The enemy drive towards the town seemed checked.
74) He was wearing blue jeans and checked shirt.
75) The cashier checked out the groceries.
76) Visitors are routinely checked as they enter the building.
77) The reporter checked the story out.
78) The engine will need to be completely checked.
79) I'm afraid old Charlie has checked out.
80) All the passengers have been checked in.
81) We've checked in at the hotel.
82) I've checked off all the furniture on the list.
83) Do you like these checked curtains?
84) Jake turned on his computer and checked his mail.
85) Jim's dues were checked off every week.
86) They checked off at five o'clock in the afternoon.
87) He checked into the hotel under an alias.
88) She checked the tyres and oil before setting off.
89) Nearly 2,300 plant lists have been checked and cross-referenced.
90) Our passports were checked by poker-faced officials.
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