cheque (Meaning)
Wordnet
cheque (n)
a written order directing a bank to pay money
Wordnet
cheque (v)
withdraw money by writing a check
Webster
cheque (n.)
See Check.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cheque
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
cheque Sentence Examples
- Sarah wrote a cheque to pay her monthly rent to the landlord.
- After completing the job, the freelancer eagerly awaited the arrival of the cheque in the mail.
- The company issued a cheque to reimburse employees for their travel expenses.
- John received a generous bonus, which he promptly deposited into his bank account via cheque.
- The charity organization gratefully accepted the cheque donation from the local community.
- It's essential to double-check all the details before signing a cheque to avoid any errors.
- The vendor requested payment via cheque rather than electronic transfer.
- The accountant meticulously recorded each cheque transaction in the company's financial records.
- The school principal signed a cheque to purchase new textbooks for the students.
- Despite the convenience of online banking, some people still prefer to settle bills with a traditional paper cheque.
FAQs About the word cheque
a written order directing a bank to pay money, withdraw money by writing a checkSee Check.
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Sarah wrote a cheque to pay her monthly rent to the landlord.
After completing the job, the freelancer eagerly awaited the arrival of the cheque in the mail.
The company issued a cheque to reimburse employees for their travel expenses.
John received a generous bonus, which he promptly deposited into his bank account via cheque.
